How To Reduce Floaters When Using Ring Lights For Video Calls
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Why Floaters in Athletes With Head Trauma Deserve Urgent Attention

If you’re an athlete, chances are you’ve taken a few hits—maybe a header in soccer, a rough tackle in football, or even an accidental elbow during a basketball game. But here’s something that might surprise you: some of those impacts can leave behind more than just bruises. A while back after a Judo sparring session,…

Why Floaters When Looking at Lace Curtains Feel More Noticeable
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Traumatic Vitreous Hemorrhage Can Seriously Threaten Your Vision

If you’ve ever been hit in the eye and suddenly saw a cloud of dark floaters or even a reddish haze drifting across your vision, you’re not alone. I’ve personally dealt with this after an unexpected basketball injury that left my eye swollen—and my vision more haunted than helpful. What followed was a long, confusing…

Why Floaters Get Worse After Reading Fiction Too Long
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Warning Signs You Might Have a Retinal Tear from Trauma

Let me be real for a second—nothing messes with your day quite like seeing strange shadows dancing across your vision. It happened to me after a basketball accident a few years back. At first, I figured it was dust in my eye, maybe a smudge on my contact lens. But when those floaty, stringy shapes…