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Symptoms of a detached retina include: • Flashes of light • Showering effect of floaters (small flecks or threads) in the visual field. • Darkening of the peripheral visual field. There is no pain associated with retinal detachment, but if you experience any of the above listed symptoms, contact your eye doctor immediately.
