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For a screen dependent worker they're making life very hard. Had them for 8 years and was struggling every day. They did not get smaller, nor break up, was feel
by GaryHak 5y ago
For a screen dependent worker they're making life very hard. Had them for 8 years and was struggling every day. They did not get smaller, nor break up, was feeling crippled.
VIM on dark background helped a lot!
I got lucky and had my lenses replaced and the eye fluid completely removed (Vitrectomy). A somewhat risky operation, considering my myopia, but my vision is completely clear now.
I think Vitrectomy is the only sure way to get rid of them. Simply because they get sucked out together with all the old fluid.
Beware though, the floaters could be a sign of some retinal trouble.
- is_true 5y agoThis. I had the same surgery. Mine were because of toxoplasmosis.