Can someone tell me what this is?

Question

Every few hours or so I always see what looks like a little bubble in my left eye coming from the top and sliding towards the bottom and it disappears in like 5 seconds. It's annoying and I often wonder if there really is something wrong with my eye. Can anyone tell me what this is?

Answer 1

I is possible that this is what is called a "floater". Floaters can appear as lines, or circular objects moving in your vision. Floaters should be checked by an eye doctor- optomologist or opthamologist. Floaters can be relatively common with no negative prognosis, but sometimes they can be a syptom indicating there is something else wrong.
The eye ball is filled with fluid. As a child this fluid is thick in consistency. As a person ages that fluid becomes thinner and sometimes floaters appear as a result of the fluid changes. These types of floaters are harmless and can be seen in people as young as their late teens and early 20's all the way through old age.

Answer 2

Do you mean that you see the bubble, not that the bubble is coming out of your eye? Becaue the visual I get from that is disturbing and worthy of an opthalmologist.
If you just see the bubble that's normal and I get those all the time.

Answer 3

Its probably something left over from the development of your eye while you were still growing as a foetus all those years ago. This is normal.

If it does concern you, go see and optometrist or opthamologist.

Answer 4

You see bacteria in your eyes. I see them too. Except I see squigely lines and circles.

Answer 5

why waste time here call er see what they tell ya

Answer 6

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