@manalabbass I have the floaters in my vision as well. Mine are sometimes like tin pieces of glass, sometimes red like blood, sometimes black like oil, sometimes rather long and stringy. In some of the material on various mutations of Amyloidosis, like mine, Gelsolin, many people mention it. Because the floaters move around sometimes, and seem to drift around when I shift my vision to a different direction, I think they are actual floaters in the optical fluid. I have had them for many years, maybe 65-70. At one time I thought they were nerve issues because no ophthalmologist ever claimed to see them, but I doubt that now. The Amyloid fibrils can invade nerves and make that happen. The floaters are very small individually, but when 50-60 of them crowd together, they fog the vision pretty much. In my youth they came heavier after a concussion. Then they would be there for a few weeks, then suddenly gone. https://bit.Ly/1w7j4j8