Jelly In The Eyeball - Does It Cause Shadows In Your Vision?I have jelly in the eyeball which causes shadows in my vision, is there a way to get rid of these types of eye floaters? What do eye doctors recommend for this problem?
Dark stringy clumps of lines and squiggly material that drifts freely through your vision is medically known as "eye floaters." Strings of black dust, dots, or lines that shift to your right when you look to the right are a sign of vitreous gel detachment moving inside your eyeball. Collapse and shrinkage and liquification of the vitreous gel in your eye causes
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