What is Vitreous Destruction?

Description of the disease

Vitreous destruction is the changes that occur in the structure of the vitreous body of the eye. It is the organ that fills the cavity of the eye, which helps maintain the eye's shape. Destruction can lead to tears, detachment, and other serious vision problems.

Classification

• Partial destruction
• Total destruction

Symptoms

• Blurred vision
• Flashes or lightning bolts
• Cobweb-like floaters (seeing dark spots floating in vision)

Causes

Aging process, trauma, genetic predisposition, high eye pressure.

Diagnostics

Eye examination, fundus examination, determination of visual acuity.

Treatment

In most cases, treatment is not required. In rare cases, surgical intervention may be needed.

Prevention

Regular eye fundus checks, prevention of eye injuries, maintaining a healthy lifestyle.

Doctor

Ophthalmologist.