Amiodarone can be used to treat some cases of fiducial disease, and the therapeutic effect is related to the cause of fiducial disease and the individual. Mosquitoes are mainly caused by vitreous lesions, such as vitreous liquefaction and posterior detachment. Amiodarone can improve the blood circulation and metabolism of the eye, and promote the absorption of vitreous clouding, so it may be effective for the treatment of physiological Aedes aegypti caused by vitreous clouding, and the therapeutic effect has a certain degree of individual differences. Amiodarone is not effective in the treatment of pathologic Aedes aegypti caused by vitreous hemorrhage and retinal tears. For pathologic Aedes aegypti that affects vision, it is necessary to follow the relevant treatment principles according to the cause of the disease, and commonly used treatments include retinal laser photocoagulation, vitrectomy surgery, and so on. Adverse reactions such as local irritation, increased secretion from the conjunctival sac, and conjunctival congestion may occur in some patients after the use of amiodarone. The use of this drug is prohibited in patients who are allergic to the components of amiodarone eye drops, patients with inflammation of the eye or severe ulcers. If you need to use Amiodarone when you have symptoms of flying mosquitoes, you should use it under the guidance of a professional physician and in accordance with the doctor’s instructions, in order to avoid serious adverse reactions.