While most floaters are harmless, some changes may point to a serious eye condition. You should see a doctor if you notice:

A sudden increase in floaters

Flashes of light in your vision

A dark shadow or curtain blocking part of your sight

These could signal retinal detachment or other urgent eye issues.

You’re more at risk if you:

Are over 50

Are nearsighted

Have had eye surgery or injury

Have diabetic eye problems or inflammation

“Most floaters are harmless,” the article notes, but don’t ignore new or sudden changes. It’s best to get your eyes checked right away.

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