Spots in your eyesight are known as Eye Floaters. They might appear to you as strings, cobwebs, or black or grey flecks. When you move your eyes, they might move about. When you attempt to gaze straight at floaters, they appear to dart away.
Symptoms
Black or gray dots
Squiggly lines
Threadlike threads that can be knobby and nearly transparent
Cobwebs
Rings
Causes
Ocular changes brought on by ageing.
inflammation in the eye’s iris
Irritation of the eye
Eye damage
When the vitreous pulls away from the retina, it causes a vitreous detachment.
retinal tear (when a hole in the retina is caused by a vitreous separation)
When the retina pulls away from the back of the eye, it is called a retinal detachment.
Eye procedures and eye treatments
Pathophysiology
Floaters can be brought on by vitreous debris from an infection, an inflammation, or a haemorrhage, but they are mainly produced by the vitreous’ aging-related deterioration, which results in collagen fibre condensations. Floaters are sometimes referred to by patients as “flies,” “cobwebs,” or “worms” that are more noticeable in bright environments.
Diagnosis
Usually, your exam includes dilating your eyes. Eye drops enlarge (dilate) your eye’s dark centre. This enables your specialist to see the vitreous and the rear of your eyes more clearly.
Treatment
There are two possible treatments if your eye floaters affect you:
Vitrectomy, a procedure to remove the floater
Treatment with lasers (vitreolysis)
A small incision is made in the eye during a vitrectomy. The eye floater and all or part of the vitreous can be taken out through this cut. A fix is used in its stead. Your eye floaters might not all be eliminated by this surgery. The risks of this treatment include:
Bleeding Cataracts
A ripped retina
Prognosis
PVDs, also known as vitreous floaters, have a bright outlook. When a patient has vitreous haemorrhage or retinal detachments, the prognosis is worse. The floater’s symptoms can go away in three months. Certain patient symptoms might not go away.
Complications
Retinal detachment.
Retinal damage.
Vitreous bleeds.
Retinal or vitreous inflammation brought on by an autoimmune disorder or an infection.
Eye floaters in ayurveda
This illness is regarded as a Vata Predominant Ophthalmic illness in Ayurvedic medicine. Pitta and/or Kapha may also be associated with the clinical condition, however only at specific phases or variations of the disorder.
The main focus of Ayurvedic eye floaters treatment is eliminating the underlying cause of the condition. It labels floaters in the eyes as a Vata Dosha. Therefore, the goal of treatment is to restore normalcy to the disturbances brought on by this specific dosha. It starts with a diagnosis of the type of ocular floaters that the patients are experiencing. Panchakarma therapies like Siro abhyanga, Netra tharpanam, Sirodhara, etc. are employed in the treatment if they are just harmless floaters.
Nidana
Diabetic Retinopathy
Uveitis
Vitritis
Age Related Macular
Degeneration
Glaucoma Dry Eyes
Central Serous Retinopathy
Retina and Vitreous
Detachment
Psychological
When eye floaters are observed along with headache, blurred vision, pain, light sensitivity, etc., the problem needs to be taken carefully.
Purvaaroopa
Eye floaters can take on a variety of forms, including:
Dots
Threads
Bubbles Webs
Uneven lines
Peripheral (at the margins of your field of vision) or central eye floaters are both possible. When you shift your eyes or attempt to stare at a floater, they typically float away. Otherwise, they continue to float before your sight.
Samprapti
The best method of treating eye disorders—or any disease, for that matter—is avoiding the disease’s causes. This approach should be used in those who are healthy, at risk for eye problems, and showing the warning signs of eye disease (mentioned above). This is regarded as a Sankshipta (simple and easy kind of treatment).
Lakshana
Divisions not mentioned
Prognosis
Yapya
Chikithsa
When a disease has manifested, precise dosha-alleviating and disease-modifying treatments should be carried out in conjunction with efficient medications and immune-modulators. Treatment in depth, or Vistaara Chikitsa, is another name for this type of care. This entails a methodical, step-by-step approach to treating and curing an illness that includes efficient therapies, medicines, lifestyle modifications, etc.
Samana
Samana involves balancing the doshas through dietary adjustments, Ayurvedic treatment, and lifestyle changes. A patient would always respond better to Ayurvedic treatments after undergoing Panchakarma cleansing.
Sodhana
Shodhan is the full panchakarma detoxification of the body.
The presence of chakshushya dravya (foods good for the eyes/vision) and therapeutic techniques enhances or improves visual acuity (vision). Anjana (Colliyrium), Nasya Karma (nasal infusion), and Tarpana (oleation/administration of herbal oils or ghee).
Commonly used medicines
Saptamrit lauh
Dhasmool ghanvati
Triphala Guggulu
Khsheera bala Taila
Triphala Ghritha
Maha Triphala Ghritha
Bhrami Ghritha
Jeevanthyadi Ghritha
Amalaki Rasayana
Giloy Satva
Brands available
Baidyanath
Patanjali
Dabur
AVS Kottakal
AVP Coimbatore
SNA oushadhasala
Vaidyaratnam oushadhasala
Home remedies
Beetroot Juice
Vitamin A
Castor Oil
Frankincense Essential Oil
Green Tea
Omega-3 Supplements
Lemon Juice
Apple Cider Vinegar
Coconut Oil
Caroot juice
Flaxseed oil
Goji berries
Grap seed extract
Ginger
Garlic
DIET RECOMMENDATIONS (AAHAR)
Ghee, milk, rock salt, honey, patola (snake gourd), red rice, green gramme, wheat, triphala (3 fruits), carrots, and leafy vegetables are among the foods that should be consumed every day.
Foods like sour foods, dry meat, alcohol, certain marine seafood, curd, cigarettes, too hot and fatty foods should be avoided.
LIFESTYLE CHANGES (VIHAR)
Regular walking
It is important to practise good personal cleanliness, especially to avoid coming into touch with infected people.
To protect yourself from UV rays, put on protective eyewear like sunglasses and headgear like hats.
Make sure you frequently receive quality rest.
Make getting up early a habit.
According to Ayurveda, massaging ghee into the soles of the feet is good for the eyes’ overall health.
Yoga
Palming
Close your eyes and relax by sitting still. Take a many deep breaths.
Put your hands over your eyelids gently after roundly rubbing the triumphs of your hands until they’re warm.
Feel the warmth of your triumphs spreading to your eyes and eye muscles. You will incontinently feel relaxed.
Lower your hands while keeping your eyes closed to feel the blankness gradationally subside.
Repeat the system at least three further times while rubbing the hands.
Blinking
Keep your eyes open and take a comfortable seat.
blink ten times in a short period of time.
For 20 seconds, close your eyes and decompress while fastening on your breathing.
About five times should pass after this exertion.
Side- ways viewing
Straighten your legs in front of you as you sit up straight.
Now raise the arms while keeping your fists closed and pointing your thumbs overhead.
Look straight ahead at a place that’s position with your eyes.
Maintaining this fixed station, concentrate on each of the following bone
after the other by directing your aspect
to
The distance between the brows
Right thumb
The distance between the brows
Left thumb
The distance between the brows
Right thumb
Ten to twenty times, repeat this drill.
Once you’ve finished this exercise, relax by closing your eyes.
Both front and side views
Straighten your legs in front of you as you sit up straight.
The left hand should now be closed and placed on the left knee with the thumb pointing overhead.
Look at a position that’s directly in front of you and at eye position.
Hold your head forcefully in place.
As you exhale, fix your aspect
on the left thumb.
As you take a breath in, fix your aspect
on a place directly in front of you and at eye position.
Use the right thumb to carry out the same action.
taradiddle down and close your eyes.
Research
Anjana kriya( the use of collyrium) in ayurvedic literature a critical analysis
https//www.researchgate.net/publication/338109024_CRITICAL_REVIEWOF_ANJANA_KRIYA_APPLICATION_OF_COLLYRIUM_IN_AYURVEDIC_LITERATURE
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