Gray floaters or spots after a wet AMD eye injection are a common side effect and are usually temporary. They often appear shortly after the injection and tend to fade on their own within a few days to a couple of weeks as the eye adjusts.
These floaters are typically caused by the injection process itself or tiny air Show Full Answer
Gray floaters or spots after a wet AMD eye injection are a common side effect and are usually temporary. They often appear shortly after the injection and tend to fade on their own within a few days to a couple of weeks as the eye adjusts.
These floaters are typically caused by the injection process itself or tiny air bubbles introduced during the procedure. However, it's important to know the difference between normal post-injection floaters and warning signs that need urgent attention. Contact your eye doctor right away if you notice:
- Eye pain that continues or gets worse
- Increasing blurry vision
- Redness or discharge from the eye
- A dark shadow or curtain blocking part of your vision
- Flashing lights in your side vision
These could signal a rare but serious complication like retinal detachment or an eye infection, both of which need prompt treatment. When in doubt, always reach out to your care team — it's always better to check!
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