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Black sort in eye
In night time when I m using phone sometimes black sort of things in vision after take some break it's become normal as usual...is it serious ..
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Get done an eye examination with retina specialist.
Doesn't seem urgent.
But yearly one comprehensive eye examination is must I would say.
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The black things in your vision which you are describing are called "floaters" in medical terms.
Usually they are harmless but annoying as they obstruct the vision.
However if you have a shower of black dots, flashes of light or you are unable to see clearly in any portion of your vision then you need to consult a doctor.
If you have high minus power then there are chances that there are weak areas in the retina.
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Please check your eye power, and get a retinal examination done.
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It may be floaters .if you are continuously experience of these symptoms with flashes of light. It's better to consult a retina specialist
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Dr. Sumantra Jyoti
Ophthalmologist/ Eye Surgeon
11 yrs exp
Panchkula
These might be floaters, they are small opacities in the vitreous ( jelly in front of your retina ).
These are absolutely normal.
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consult a vitreo retina specialist if they increase, otherwise ignore
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