there is something going on in my eye that i stopped for a minute,but it keeps coming back!it's like fast moving ripples in the air in the corner of my left eye!what is going on here!?!? :s4

Get some sleep. If that doesn't work, see a doctor(psychiatrist) ::)

I AM NOT CRAZY!!!!!! :s08 :s08 :s08 :s08 :s08

Has a psychiatrist determined that you are not crazy? Look, Boo, at least get plenty of sleep. If you're still seeing ghosts INSIDE YOU EYE after a few good nights sleep, then have your eyes checked.

[glow=blue,2,300]Homer :sj

You have eye goblins.  :sk

seriously, you've been staring at the screen too long and your eye muscles are having tantrums (well, spasms) :sm

plum.

Ghostboo,

I would aim a watercannon on my eye and clean it, just try it and you'll see, it can do wonders.  ;)

Odin Supreme :s9

That's a pleasant suggestion, Odin ;D

Amazing that you mention that. I've had the same problem for the last... oh... seven years. Freaked me out at first, then I found out that it is most likely damage to your eye, physical damage. I have no idea how it happened, it just happened and its there. After a while you begin to forget about it, and I never even notice it unless I look for it.... ahh, blissful ignorence. Just calm down and realize that it is just something physical and norml. Hell, I see no reason to even go to a doctor, I never did.... unless there's something more to it... faces, voices, anything really creepy?

-Test Bear  :s01

Maybe you should have your eyes tested with an iconograph?  :s06






(Too subtle maybe?) :s02

.ni emacstlusre tset !enif si etiseye ym seY!  

maybe it was those eye buger things. LOLZ!!!

is it like bright orange in color? if so, you should go see a eye doctor, or youll be very very sorry

You need some sleep. I get that too.

It sounds to me as if you have a though uncommon, not unheard of ailment to your eye. It is rather hard to explain and I do not remember the medical term for it, but basically it is a layer of water that gets between the outer layer of the eye, and the cornea. It can push the outer layer of the eye, or "skin" away from the cornea thus distorting vision as the liquid forms "wave" effects. The water layer being mobile will come and go as it pleases, especially if it isn't a large amount gathered.

While I do advise going to the eye doctor to see if this might be the case and to get confirmation and peace of mind. The actual ailment itself can not be medically corrected or normally isn't unless it becomes a medical threat, which is rare.

Course I could be off base as well, but what you mention sounds like what my aunt complains about all the time and she has this condition in her right eye.

What you have are commonly called "Floaters"...in the vitreous humor(The gel inside your eyeball) proteins can build up, and if enough get bunched up they can create shadows or blurry spots in your field of vision.

They are very common, and have a tendancy to occur more as you get older, but they can start at any age.

They are not harmful(As long as they do not get so serious as to obstruct vision- extrememly rare), and there really isn't anything that can be done for them; it is just one of those annoying things that you are going to have to deal with.

You can ask an optomitrist, and they can explain it in much better detail, but that will give you the gist of the situation.

I have them in obth eyes and for the most part I can ignore them; although in a classroom with a white dry-erase board they can be overwhelmingly noticable...

This advice may be three years too late.

Dang, you are correct...

Well I think this one can be safely closed.