Floaters
What Are Eye Floaters, and Why Do You See Them?

What Are Floaters?
Floaters are small shapes that drift across your vision, often described as:
Gray or black specks
Thread-like strands
Cobweb-like patterns
Transparent bubbles or blobs
They move as your eyes move and seem to “drift” when you try to look directly at them.

Why Do Floaters Occur?
Your eye is filled with a clear, jelly-like substance called the vitreous humor. As you age or experience oxidative stress, this gel begins to liquefy and shrink. Tiny clumps of collagen can form inside the vitreous, casting shadows on your retina. Those shadows are what you perceive as floaters.

Can Floaters Change Over Time?
Yes — floaters can shift, worsen, stabilize, or even become less noticeable depending on various factors:
Aging: More floaters can appear over time
Oxidative stress: Increases collagen degradation
Hydration and nutrition: May impact vitreous clarity
Light and contrast: Floaters are more visible on bright or white backgrounds
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