Seeing specks in your vision? 👀👀 What optometrists refer to as "floaters" are actually shadows cast on your retina by small flecks of a gel protein called collagen. These protein fibers clump together in an area at the back of your eye named the vitreous. 💡Floaters are common with age, and are usually no cause for alarm. However, contact your eye doctor immediately if you are also experiencing any of these other symptoms, as it may be a sign of a more serious problem such as retinal detachment or vitreous hemorrhage: -Floaters begin occurring more frequently or the floater changes in intensity, size, or shape -You see flashes of light -You lose your peripheral (side) vision -You develop eye pain -You have blurred vision or a loss of vision [Source: www.healthline. com] Follow our Facebook Page for more eye facts! #visioncareservice #optometrist #littlerock #arkansas #littlerockarkansas #visioncare #eyedoctor #littlerockoptometrist #littlerockeyedoctor #eyeexam #vision #healthyeyes #doctorvisit #parkplazamall #lenscrafters #littlerockar #localbusiness #localeyedoctor #localoptometrist #pupil #eyeball #eyetest #eyeexams #checkup #visionproblems #eyeconditions #floaters #eyefloaters







