Get a dilated eye exam by an eye doctor to confirm the cause
Seek urgent care if floaters appear suddenly, increase rapidly, or come with flashes of light or a curtain over vision
Treat the underlying cause if present, such as inflammation, bleeding, or retinal disease
Monitor benign floaters if they are stable and not affecting vision significantly
Use prescription treatment only when an eye doctor identifies a specific cause
Consider laser vitreolysis in selected cases
Consider vitrectomy in severe, persistent cases after specialist evaluation
Protect your eyes from injury
Control diabetes, blood pressure, and other health conditions that can affect the retina
Avoid smoking
Maintain regular eye checkups
Do not self-treat with unproven supplements or home remedies