Black eye floaters after ilasik, got fully eye checkup, no retinal and other prblm, but do nt tell then why , i got these, yes nearsightdness my case?

Floaters: Seeing floating spots is common in myopia patients. It is due the the vitreous gel in the back of the eye freely moving around causing you to see these particle or shadows. As long as they are not increasing and obstructing your vision you are ok. If they suddenly increase or you see bigger blobs obstructing your vision your can learn to ignore them. Specially since you've had a normal exam.

Floaters: It is not uncommon to have floaters when you are nearsighted. Lasik should not affect those at all. If you went into your ophthalmologist and he/she dilated your pupils and checked the retina and told you all was well, give it a little time. However, if you notice an increase in floaters, see flashes of light or have a change in vision, get rechecked.

Natural process: Floaters are due to natural changes that occur in the vitreous gel of your eye. On their own they are not dangerous, but when they are new or change suddenly they need to be evaluated for any associated retinal tear or detachment.