Why do my eyes flash white?

In fact, many times, some eye symptoms are caused by eye fatigue due to long-term use. It is recommended that you should pay attention to rest in the near future and do not stay up late, especially reduce the time of watching computers and TV. Long-term use of eyes can relieve eye fatigue by doing eye exercises, etc. You can also use Zhenshiming eye drops to relieve symptoms. Today I will tell you why there is a white flash in the peripheral vision of the eyes.

If this condition persists and tends to worsen, a thorough eye examination is necessary. There are several possibilities: 1. The visual sensitivity of the peripheral field of vision is higher than that of the central field of vision. In a dark environment, things with weak flickering light in the peripheral field can be observed. 2. Progressive myopia, due to vitreous liquefaction and axial length elongation, will cause traction on the retina and cause a sense of flashing light. 3. Perhaps it is the normal blinking action that causes instantaneous pressure and release on the eyeball, causing the flashing sensation. If you are worried, go to an ophthalmologist for a basic checkup.

Eye injuries have acute and chronic phases. You may not feel anything at the time, but the lesions will gradually become apparent.

If the eyes flash, it means that the retina is concussed, stretched, etc., and an indirect ophthalmoscope should be used.

(Wear it on your head) to examine the fundus in detail, but it may be very mild and cannot be detected. If the examination shows retinal traction or tears, laser treatment can be performed. If the examination is normal, you can take

Some medicines such as Jinhua Mingmu Pills, Ginkgo Leaf Tablets

Take drugs to improve eye microcirculation. If the eye injury is not serious, the flashing sensation will gradually disappear and everything will be normal. If it gets worse, you should have regular eye examinations.

Considered to be physiological floaters. When normal people look at white objects or the blue sky, they may find small dots or filaments floating in front of their eyes. Sometimes they can see them even with their eyes closed, but objective examination cannot find any vitreous lesions. This phenomenon is called physiological floaters. It is usually caused by the projection of shadows on the retina by cells in the vitreous cortex or blood cells traveling in the retinal blood vessels.

Suggestions: Physiological floaters generally do not require treatment. Pay attention to rest, avoid excessive fatigue, and eat more foods rich in vitamins. If the shadows become larger or more numerous, please seek medical attention immediately.