Blurred vision and black spots after age 50 can indicate this risk

Several times, in fact, our consultants have described how with advancing age, in addition to changing our habits, our organism also changes. This is why it is necessary to continue to train body and mind to strengthen them and keep ailments and diseases away, as recommended in this article. In fact, from the age of 40/50 it could happen to see small dots or filaments floating in front of our eyes. These are called flying flies, in particular they are floaters and they appear especially when we look at a uniform white background.

It is a physiological phenomenon due to the aging of the vitreous. Seeing these dots or flying flies especially after the age of 40 does not indicate a pathology, being the expression of the physiological process of aging of the vitreous. If this phenomenon occurs occasionally, there is no need to worry. Conversely, blurred vision and black spots after age 50 can indicate this risk if they occur frequently. Today the consultants of ProiezionidiBorsa illustrate what the phenomenon of flying flies consists of and what to do in serious hypotheses.

Blurring vision and momentary black dots after age 50 can indicate this risk

This whitefly phenomenon occurs when the vitreous begins to age. Or rather, the collagen that constitutes it begins to lose homogeneity, thickening in small gelatinous accumulations. Whiteflies are their projection on the retina of our eye. Therefore this phenomenon is not alarming, not being a symptom of any pathology, but simply the expression of the passing of the years also for the visual apparatus. But if this phenomenon, however, should appear suddenly and in an intense way, contextually with blurred vision, it is necessary to immediately consult an ophthalmologist.

In fact, in such cases, it could also be a detachment or inflammation of the retina, or even maculopathy or an infection in progress. It is therefore necessary to contact our trusted ophthalmologist who examines the situation and possibly prescribes the treatment. As we age, it is a good idea to have an eye examination once a year to check for any diseases that may affect the visual system. And in the meantime, follow a balanced diet by including foods in your diet that are also good for our eyes. In fact it has been discovered when to eat chocolate to have amazing effects on vision and prevent cataracts.