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See a medical professional immediately if you have noticed a recent increase in [[eye floaters]]. [[ | See a medical professional immediately if you have noticed a recent increase in [[eye floaters]]. [[Red:NMA|Reduced Lens is not medical advice]]. | ||
Blog post: [https://endmyopia.org/floaters-in-the-eye-should-you-be-panicking/ Floaters In The Eye: Should You Be Panicking?] | Blog post: [https://endmyopia.org/floaters-in-the-eye-should-you-be-panicking/ Floaters In The Eye: Should You Be Panicking?] | ||
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| Frequently Frequently Asked Questions (please read this!) |
General
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| About Myopia | LASIK |
Glasses & diopters |
Mindset | Troubleshooting |
The Process — Glossary
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| Active Focus | Habits | Measurement | Normalized | Differentials | Astigmatism | Other |
Miscellaneous
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| Skepticism |
Other eyesight conditions |
Ineffective Myopia Treatments |
This website is not medical advice.
Should I worry about floaters in my eyes?
See a medical professional immediately if you have noticed a recent increase in eye floaters. Reduced Lens is not medical advice.
Blog post: Floaters In The Eye: Should You Be Panicking?
What causes retinal detachment?
Myopia is a risk factor for retinal detachment as shown in clinical studies.
Study: http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/8484366
More articles on the subject: https://endmyopia.org/?s=retinal+detachment