It seems that the vitreous body has changed

I found this one below ~

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This is a vitreous body problem, not vitreous opacity.

1, which is senile vitreous degeneration, is a harmless vitreous opacity, with no serious consequences, no influence on vision and no need of treatment.

2, myopia changes generally do not need treatment.

3, posterior vitreous detachment, posterior vitreous detachment suddenly onset, the patient's main symptoms are floaters and flashing sensation, and sometimes you can see dark circles in front of your eyes. Mostly caused by senile vitreous degeneration. If you find shadows floating in front of you, you should go to the hospital for examination in time.

4, physiological floaters, when looking at bright places or white background, there may be small black spots or hairs in front of your eyes, without treatment.

5, retinal detachment, more shadows in front of the eyes, there may be a sense of flash, occlusion, and some visual field defects. You must go to the hospital as soon as possible.

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I think it's a change of myopia. . .