Common Symptoms Of Uveitis

Floaters In Vision

Another symptom of uveitis is increased floaters in vision. They can look like cobwebs or specks in your vision that drift away if you try to look at them. Floaters in your vision are most often caused by tiny fibers that clump up inside the vitreous inside your eye. These clumps pass in front of your retina and cast shadows, which you see as floaters.

While everyone experiences floaters in their eyes from time to time, a big and sudden increase in the number of floaters could be an indicator of uveitis or another serious condition. Anyone who experiences this should have their eye doctor check their eyes to determine precisely what is happening.