Eye Disorders
Question #390
61 days ago
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Some images moving with eye movement - #390

KANDASAMY

I'm 56. I am using reading glass. Nearly one month ago, my left eye see some images moving with its movement. Now I see some cloud like images appearing. Eyesight also decreasing in left eye.

Age: 56
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Dr. Harsha Joy
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61 days ago
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The symptoms you're experiencing, such as seeing moving images, cloud-like shapes, and decreased vision, could be due to age-related changes or an imbalance in Pitta and Vata doshas, which affect eye health according to Ayurveda. These disturbances might point to conditions like drishti dosha (vision disorders) often seen in later stages of life, where dryness, degeneration, and circulation issues impact vision. Ayurvedic herbs like Triphala, which can be taken internally or used as an eye wash, may help strengthen and cleanse the eyes. Amalaki and Shatavari are also supportive in nourishing eye tissues and maintaining vision clarity. Adding Ghee or Triphala Ghrita to your diet could provide nourishment and balance Pitta to support eye health. However, since symptoms like floaters or cloudy vision can sometimes indicate retinal issues, I recommend seeing an eye specialist promptly to rule out conditions like retinal detachment or other structural concerns. This Ayurvedic approach can work alongside any specific treatment recommended by your eye doctor.

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Dr Sujal Patil
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61 days ago
5
Hello Kandasamy, do you have diabetes or hypertension ? The symptoms you’re describing—moving images or “floaters,” cloud-like images, and decreased vision—could indicate a potential issue with the retina, such as a posterior vitreous detachment or, in more serious cases, a retinal tear or detachment. This is more common with age and can sometimes be accompanied by flashes of light. It’s essential to visit an eye specialist (ophthalmologist) as soon as possible to get a thorough eye examination. Early evaluation and treatment are crucial to prevent potential worsening of vision and to address any retinal concerns promptly.
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