Recent content by Handsomeboy

I am okay normally but when I look at a computer screen my eyes get tired much quicker which is affecting my work due to the floaters. You can imagine (or in your case relate to) how annoying that can be :( I’ve read that sometimes floaters get better after the 6 month period or overtime will...

Also, like you, the retinal specialist said my vitreous looked completely clear. I do have some lattice formation in my left eye which is indicative of possible impending retinal tear later in life. Also, I just mentioned above, 4 months before our coincidental timing of our ill fated laser...

Also, I did buy goggles (did not use the cheap knockoffs that were provided with the laser) and used it for the majority of the time. I took them off briefly for the 10 seconds and the reflection of a speckled laser off the wall was what I was exposed to. Not the smartest thing obviously in...

Did you read any of the posts? Clearly this is not an emergency as the topic in discussion is floaters that precipitated coincidentally with speckled laser reflection in November (4 months ago). I am a medical doctor and have been to a retinal specialist as well as general ophthalmologist (who...

Why would the thread need to be closed? I am trying to ask for help and seeing any answers even if wrong are always a blueprint to bounce ideas off of. Also, his post (encap) does not help as we both (doodero) and I have been to multiple opthalmologists and retinal specialists and their answers...

Also doodero, can you link me to the other posts that had individuals with similar experiences to ours? Maybe I can get a group started with everyone in our shoes. I am willing to fund the research that could lead us to helping our situation.

The thing is, me and doodero were not exposed to direct lasers but to the reflection off the wall. The question is whether the reflection (which should be weaker due to the speckling), would cause enough high energy photons to enter the eye and cause disruption on a micro level leading to...

So are there any other ways to get rid of floaters other than YaG laser (not practical for my case), vitrectomy (too much risk for the potential upsides), or nano bubbles (still not exactly sure how the technology works)

I have never posted a thread but I did send you a personal message after reading your story because it was very similar to mine and left my email so you can contact me and we can figure out what happened. My incident (which is a laser that went through a speculative lens and I gazed at the...

A few months ago, I bought an illegal 1.3 watt Chinese laser in the blue violet wavelength (strong enough to set paper bags on fire from several feet away. I changed the laser lens so it created multiple beams coming out of the laser pointer and was shining it in my room against a white wall...