Hello everyone, I'm Anusmita Bera, and I'm currently 17 years old, preparing for NEET exam for becoming a doctor. I know many of you are also dealing with eye floaters, and I've been suffering from them for the past three months. It all started when I noticed a small white dot during my exams, which I initially ignored, thinking it was due to lack of sleep. But over time, I realized it had increased, and now there's a microscopic black dot in my left eye. In my right eye, there's a large floater, but it doesn't appear frequently, likely because of gravity. However, in my left eye, it's much worse. I see tiny squiggly lines, cell-like structures, snake-like shapes, and both black and white dots. These floaters are more pronounced when I squint, especially in bright white light or against a white background like the sky. When I go outside, I can even see a thread-like floater drifting in my vision. When I first noticed these floaters, I felt like my life was over. I thought I would never be able to achieve anything, and I was devastated. I've been preparing for NEET for the past two years, and I'm currently in 12th grade. I even searched online, read countless articles and journals, and explored potential treatments like vitrectomy and YAG vitreolysis. Unfortunately, because I'm young, doctors won't perform these surgeries on me. I consulted my eye doctor last month, and he assured me that my vitreous is stable, but despite this, the floaters haven't gone away. I've been taking supplements for my eye health, like astaxanthin, lutein, and others. While l've become less aware of the floaters over time, they're still there, and they continue to depress me. I'm just 17, and I feel too young to be dealing with this. There is no cure yet, and it's incredibly frustrating. I came across nanoparticle technology, which could potentially help treat floaters, but it's still in the research phase. I'm hopeful that this will eventually lead to a solution, and I won't have to live with this forever. Living with floaters is incredibly difficult, and it's painful to see how many people around the world are suffering from them with no treatment options available. Last November, I bought an iPad, and after long hours of online classes, my screen time increased to 7-8 hours a day. I read a journal mentioning that blue light exposure could contribute to vitreous degeneration, which can lead to floaters. I want to raise awareness about this, and I believe we need to unite to push for safer, non-invasive treatments. One such promising approach is the nanoparticle bubble technology that could potentially destroy the floaters. No one deserves to suffer from this, and I hope that we can work together to find a solution.

We need update

Please doctor keep on going…once i grow up and make money i will surely donate money needed for research😢

Please I have PVD in one eye last year and now suddenly the other eye. Besides the black floaters I am struggling to read and drive because fuzzy haze floating across my central vision. Please I would like to be in your study I am located in California are you in USA?

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They did nothing....no more advance..

Thanks😢

Pls quickly make treatment pls

Could we get more information, know what youve achieved in the last five years of the vdm research???

I hope this treatment pls quickly😢

Pls colaborate with "Pulsemedica"

Keep going

Hi. First thank you for working and try to collaborate with pulse medica

Please collaborate wirh pulse medica

Keep going u done well doctor

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Good

Good idea

Thank you

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Keep UP doctor

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Please keep working

Thank you ❤

Thank you. For ur work doctor

Keep going WE are with till the end

This seems like a pyramid scheme. I do not trust this guy.

staying hopeful

I tried 0.01 % atropine eyedops but it gives me pressure in my chest and anxiety. Are there other mildy dilating eye drops which have the same effect?

Thank you for all you do. I wear very dark sunglasses, I paid extra for the darkest tint and it helps me Immensely. I cannot go Anywhere without them.

A while ago I asked my optometrist if I could add polarization to my clear lenses. He said that polarization requires some degree of tint added to the lens necessary to create contrast with ambient lighting conditions in order for polarization to have any benefit and that, consequently, a clear and functional polarized lens is not possible to manufacture. Can you provide more specifics regarding obtaining a polarized pair of glasses with clear lenses?

We thank you for continuing to take the project seriously and ask that you do not give up. I and thousands of other people are hopeful about your work. Floaters take away our quality of life and we cannot accept a diagnosis in which the doctor simply tells us to get used to them. Thank you for all your efforts in finding a better treatment and possible cure for this!

Thank you for keeping on giving visibility to people with VDM. Since there has been many updates concerning future treatments, could you make an interview or video on this? Perhaps with Felix Sauvage? That would be of the biggest interest for patients I believe. Thank you again!

The VDM Project has failed to achieve anything in 5 years other than talking about floaters. This is going nowhere. Fast.

What about pinhole glasses? Im not sure but i SEE less floters with them

Have cobweb type floaters in both eyes that are very distracting and hard to deal with. One eye for 12 yrs and for 8 yrs. Would love to have vitrectomies but it is a scary prospect. Have had cataracts in both eyes done and PCO surgeries also. Now I really have blocked vision with central floaters. Can anyone help?

So what you’re saying is you’ve been doing absolutely nothing to find a cure? That’s all you had to say cuz I can search everything you’re saying right now on google…. Will just keep taking your money tho and pretend we care.

How to cope? Drink a lot of whiskey 🎉

WE are with youu

What about injecting something into the eye to dissolve them?

Thanks, please continue.

Thank you very much for your work and efforts, you will make history of ophthalmology if you develop a safe and effective treatment for VDM. Will clinical trials in humans with vapour nanobubbles be conducted any time soon? This technology is apparently safe and effective and has been patented.

Rogamos a Dios para que el creador les de el conocimiento nesesario para encontrar un cura, espermos que pronto haya una cura, menos invasiva que son las cirugias...

Shame on humans We reached moon mars and many others but we can't find this little problem solution Although it is in our body 😅

gracias doctor sebag es nuestra unica esperanza de levantarse temprano y ver el cielo claro, sigamos aoyando la fundacion, he escuchado que el VITROCAP puede ayudar espero que haga una investigacion sobre eso , saludos desde Peru

Orar a Dios Todopoderoso que llene de conocimientos a todos los investigadores...y haya una cura...

En la vitrectomia falta elaborar agujas menos invasivas mas pequeñas del tamaño de un hilo, buscar partes del ojo donde no tengan muchas venas, pienso tambien debe de haber algun conducto que llegue al humor vitreo, Dios es inteligente 🧠 aun no ha sido descuebierto...