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Reason For Having Floaters When Taking Steroid Drops For Corneal Infiltartions

hi im 25 years old im adoctor i had conjunctivitis and keratitis 3 months ago and corneal infiltartions since amonth ,i had floaters that as im noticing incresing number what could it be??? by the way i still have infiltrates im on steroid drops since 1 month
thanks
Tue, 18 Mar 2014
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Hello
It seems from the history that you are having corneal infiltrates and on steroid drops for treatment.
You are also having fliaters which are seen in diseases of the vitreous or retina.
Steroid eye drops or corneal infiltrate is not known to cause floaters.
Hence you require eye examination by a ophthalmologist to look for the causes for floaters by performing indirect ophthalmoscopy.
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Reason For Having Floaters When Taking Steroid Drops For Corneal Infiltartions

Hello It seems from the history that you are having corneal infiltrates and on steroid drops for treatment. You are also having fliaters which are seen in diseases of the vitreous or retina. Steroid eye drops or corneal infiltrate is not known to cause floaters. Hence you require eye examination by a ophthalmologist to look for the causes for floaters by performing indirect ophthalmoscopy. Thank you