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When this occurs, accumulation of shredded collagen sometimes causes the vitreous humor, or gel, to move away from the retina, resulting in floaters. Eye disorders and diseases occasionally associated with floaters include retinal detachment, retinal tear, vitreous hemmorhage, retinal inflammation and eye tumors.
Clumping in the vitreous humor is the most common cause of floaters, and it generally occurs with aging. Inflammation in the back of the eye, posterior uveitis, can be caused by an infection or an inflammatory disease, and it results in floaters. Bleeding or vitreous hemorrhaging is more serious, and it can be the result of an injury; one of the symptoms is the appearance of floaters.