Dark spots (eye floaters)

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Asked for Male, 29 Years

I have been experiencing few dark spots moving around in front of my eyes from past 2 weeks now. I am not having any issue with my vision but sometimes it's very irritating bcoz they are visible if I concentrate on them else if I am busy in something den I don't even realize it. I thought it will go on it's own but now it's been 2 week n it's still der and what I think that it has increased in number (not sure though). I have been suggested to take TAB ISITE once a day for a month by one of the opthmologist over phone. Please suggest if this is the right advise of consuming the tablet or else what should I do to get rid of these eye floaters. Awaiting for response. Thanks in advance

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Dr. A K Goel Ophthalmologist 44 yrs exp Moradabad Consult Now · Accepted Answer

Dr. A K Goel

Ophthalmologist 44 yrs exp Moradabad

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these are called m uscae volitntentes. they are usually non pathological. please omit them. and take some antioxidant. you can take eyesite

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