Floaters Symptoms and Treatment

Dots or shapes that are visible when gazing at a white wall, a blank paper, or a clear sky are known as eye floaters. Myodesopsias is the medical term for these forms or dots. The gel-like substance called vitreous humor, which is located in the center of the eye, can cause floaters when it rises from the surface and exerts pressure on the retina. In the clinic, the PBHRC team of medical specialists skillfully handles these problems on a regular basis.

The most up-to-date homeopathic therapy options that address the underlying causes of floaters' symptoms are provided by PBHRC. Since our homeopathic remedies have no negative side effects, patients can benefit from our treatment.

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Have A Query?

Get the answers to all your treatment-related questions here.

Although there is no cure for refractive eye disorders with natural therapies, leading a healthy lifestyle that includes a balanced diet, frequent exercise, enough sleep, and minimising eye strain from screen time can help preserve general eye health.

Yes, too much screentime can be very harmful to your eyesight. So, you need to check and limit the amount of time you spend on screens.

Maintaining eye health requires routine eye exams. Adults ought to undergo a thorough eye examination every one to two years, or as recommended by their eye care specialist.

Children can safely use contact lenses. On the other hand, parents and children should decide together whether or not a child should wear contact lenses. This is due to the numerous duties that come with using contact lenses.

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