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No they don't get worse, floaters are transparent so you see through them anyway, and if you keep your eyes still they sink to the bottom and you get a clear view.
floaters are a sympton of astigmatism (that funny shaped eye-balls not holes in the hand).
They can also be a sympton of a retina about to detach.
The 1st is nothing to worry about.
The 2nd is only an issue if the amount of floaters increase over a short space of time. If you've had them years it's just the astigmatism.
IANACO - but I suffer from astigmatism and have a friend who's retina detached.
Nonsense. I have floaters and I don't have either of those conditions. My eyesight is a smidge better than 20/20.
My floaters' visibility varies according to a few factors - what I'm looking at, tiredness etc. They are nothing to worry about. They're simply the shadow caused by junk floating about in your eye. Linked to age but I've had them since my 20's so not sure what "age" they're linked to.
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