by Heike Ewing Ott. While uncommon, there are some diseases that can be transmitted from parrot to human and also the other way around. This article discusses some of the more common avian diseases and whether or not it can be transmitted to people.
Eye floaters and flashes are caused by changes in the vitreous gel that occur as we get older. Eye floaters occur when the vitreous gel thickens or shrinks due to aging, causing particles to form in the gel. These particles block the light passing through your eye, casting shadows on the retina. The shadows are seen as floaters, which can be created by: The formation of protein clumps in the vitreous gel. These types of eye floaters tend to look like squiggles, cobwebs, tadpoles, or circles.
One type of eye socket fracture that may not look bad, yet can cause serious problems, is a trapdoor fracture. The bone under your eye can swing down when broken and then swing shut, trapping the muscle that moves your eye down.ome eye socket fractures need to be repaired and others do not. Your fracture may need to be repaired if: 1  Your eye is sunken in. 2  You have severe double vision. 3  A muscle is trapped between the broken bones. 4  Many of the bones around your eye are broken and need to be put back into the right position.