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Getting Hit In The Eye And Seeing Black Floaters

Having a string of floaters from eye trauma drift by your vision can even look like little squid or jellyfish swimming by with their fluttering tails whipping back and forth.

   
Any kind of head trauma or injury to the eye can accelerate the breakdown of vitreous gel in your eye and lead to floaters. The jello substance in the back of the eye named the vitreous turns from stable jello like material into a liquid, watery substance. Looking like clear bubbles or spots in front of your eyes is typical of posterior vitreous detachments.

Staring at clouds or a bright white ceiling after getting hit in the eye can make you see floaters even more. Dark stringy branched lines in your eyes that just won't quit can sometimes settle with gravity to the bottom of your vision.
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