what are symptons of detached retina
Most cases of retinal detachment begin with a retinal tear. A retinal tear or another eye problem may cause: 1  Floaters in your field of vision. 2  Floaters are thick strands or clumps of solid vitreous gel that develop as the gel ages and breaks down. 3  Floaters often appear as dark specks, globs, strings, or dots. Floaters are thick strands or clumps of solid vitreous gel that develop as the gel ages and breaks down. 2  Floaters often appear as dark specks, globs, strings, or dots. 3  Floaters may also be caused by loose blood or pigment from tears in the retina. 4  Flashes of light or sparks when you move your eyes or head.