There is a certain chance that floaters can heal themselves, but not every floater has the possibility of self-healing. Because floaters are not caused by a single factor, and the factors of each floater are different, only a few patients may recover on their own.
Floaters refer to tiny black spots when the eyes look at things. The number can be multiple or one. I feel that there are always black spots like small mosquitoes in front, which will appear from any angle. This is called floaters.
On the one hand, floaters are caused by posterior displacement of vitreous body in the eye. On the other hand, it may also be caused by cracks and perforations in the retina, which may also lead to the symptoms of floaters. Of course, there are other factors.
Floaters are the premise of self-healing, and there will be no serious factors causing eye floaters. For example, if the vitreous body moves backward, it is possible to heal itself. Because the vitreous body moves backward, the patient may slowly change the position of the vitreous body after various recuperation and adjustment, thus making self-healing possible. For example, floaters caused by retinal conditions generally have no possibility of self-healing, and this factor will not only seriously damage vision, but also cause certain damage to all aspects of the eyes, so such factors will never self-heal.
It is undeniable that floaters have the possibility of self-healing, but it is also necessary to analyze the factors that cause floaters in order to understand whether there is the possibility of self-healing. Because some floaters are caused by certain damage to the retina, they will never heal themselves.