Vitreous Detachment: Floaters/Flashes of Light

[Guest guest]

My ophthalmologist said that the flashes of lights (like small golden spots) and

floaters that

I've experienced recently are due to vitreous detachment. I am quite young to

have this occur

- only 34 years old, and this usually occurs in those in their 60s and 70s. I've

had no trauma

to my head - which is another cause.

 

I'm taking bilberry, glucosamin chondroitan, and Q10 to help...

 

Any ideas as to cause? Remedies?

 

Thanks

Tina

[Guest guest]

My partner had cataract surgery last year and

presented with floaters afterwards. I simply zapped

them with my SCIO device and used a couple of the eye

sarcodes to help heal the eye. He doen't have them

anymore and the eye surgeon said he would never get

rid of them.

 

Jenny Kernan

--- teensterbeenster <tina wrote:

 

> My ophthalmologist said that the flashes of lights

> (like small golden spots) and floaters that

> I've experienced recently are due to vitreous

> detachment. I am quite young to have this occur

> - only 34 years old, and this usually occurs in

> those in their 60s and 70s. I've had no trauma

> to my head - which is another cause.

>

> I'm taking bilberry, glucosamin chondroitan, and Q10

> to help...

>

> Any ideas as to cause? Remedies?

>

> Thanks

> Tina

>

>

[Guest guest]

Keep a very close eye on these floaters. If they continue to get worse go back

to your Dr.

I've always had floaters but last June they got really bad in my right eye and

it turned out that I had a torn Retina. Which ended up becoming a detached

retina. After 5 different procedures I have a little of my vision back in the

right eye but not much. I'm still dealing with it. As a matter of fact I have

another appointment today with my surgeon.

 

This is something you don't want to take chances with.

And make sure you tell your Drs of any & all herbs & medications you use on a

regular basis.

 

 

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[Guest guest]

Hi,

looks at the eyes as an extension of the Liver. By

treating the Liver according to Chinese medical principles it is

possible to affect change.

Acupuncture and might be able to help you. I would

recommend you go for a consultation with an acupuncturist/Chinese

herbalist.

I know of a Chinese medical practitioner who specializes in the

treatment of eyes in New Jersey who has great success.

 

Good luck,

Elie

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, " teensterbeenster "

<tina wrote:

>

> My ophthalmologist said that the flashes of lights (like small

golden spots) and floaters that

> I've experienced recently are due to vitreous detachment. I am quite

young to have this occur

> - only 34 years old, and this usually occurs in those in their 60s

and 70s. I've had no trauma

> to my head - which is another cause.

>

> I'm taking bilberry, glucosamin chondroitan, and Q10 to help...

>

> Any ideas as to cause? Remedies?

>

> Thanks

> Tina

>

[Guest guest]

Can you provide additional info? My husband and I both have floaters and mine

are getting worse. Where would I find a SCIO device and could you explain that

please?

Thanks

Teresa

 

 

My partner had cataract surgery last year and

presented with floaters afterwards. I simply zapped

them with my SCIO device and used a couple of the eye

sarcodes to help heal the eye. He doen't have them

anymore and the eye surgeon said he would never get

rid of them.

 

Jenny Kernan