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Old 09-09-2004, 03:14 AM   #2
Christine
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Floaters are little specks of blood that comes from tiny capillaries that leak either from a trama, high blood pressure, diabetes, and/or from drugs that can weaken these tiny vessels. Some people live with it, and sometimes it is re-absorbed and goes away naturally. It uaually isn't a problem, unless it keeps happening. Ask your Onc about the side effects to the eye from chemo and radiation. Most Oncs do not usually address these eye sensitivity prblems, but know they exist. Decadron can also reult in a temporary high serum glucose that can cause this to happen to some.
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