Most eye floaters are harmless, but since you’re experiencing lots of floaters in your right eye interfering with vision, you should get an ophthalmologist evaluation promptly to rule out retinal problems. Treatments exist (laser or surgery), but they are rarely needed unless floaters severely affect vision.

Myopia (?3.0 D) cannot usually be permanently cured without surgery or corrective lenses. Treatments like glasses, contact lenses, or laser surgery help correct vision, while eye exercises or lifestyle changes may slow progression but cannot fully reverse it. Regular eye check-ups are important to manage it safely.