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These could be floaters....which is due to liquifaction of vitreous (jelly present in eye)
This is visually non Significant
There is no cure
Best way to get rid of it is to avoid it
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Hello.
Well what you mention is like a floater...t might be totally normal too....the only thing is we need to evaluate you.. It's better you consult a retina specialist ...first consult a nearby available ophthalmologist and get. Examined.....thank you
You most probably have Posterior Vitreous detachment. It may be a harmless age related problem but get an Ophthalmologist's opinion to get your retina examined to rule out other causes.
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