Many people notice small shapes drifting across their vision from time to time. These visual disturbances, commonly known as eye floaters, often appear as tiny spots, threads, or cobweb-like patterns. They may be especially noticeable when looking at bright surfaces such as a clear sky, a computer screen, or a white wall. While they can seem unusual, floaters are often a normal part of the aging process. Inside the eye is a gel-like substance called the vitreous. As people grow older, this gel gradually changes and can become less uniform. Small fibers within the vitreous may clump together, creating tiny...
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