I think floaters are similar in that if you can get homeostasis to work better floaters will gradually clear. I have photographs taken of my retinas every so often. I got a big floater and a few little ones before I got into biohacking. The little ones have gone. The big one is still there, but smaller. My view is that these things are part of the aging pathway and if cells function better which is a mixture of mitochondrial issues and senescence (although you can intervene directly on the pathway as well with pro acetyl-CoA and HDAC inhibitors.) then gradually these things get better. I can post the photos if people are interested. I took the view to get photos even though i don’t have actual visual impairment beyond myopia. I used to have a bit of hypermetropia but that has faded.
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I had floaters after a viral infection for approximately 2 months. Then they completely disappeared on their own. It was 3-4 years ago.
I have occasionally noticed one or two “floaters”. (They seem to slowly move down from top to bottom…maybe they should be called “sinkers”? LOL)
Anyway, mine seem to disappear after a few weeks. Later on, a different one will appear. Then that disappears.