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Eye Floaters
I am seeing 2 floaters , one of which is dark while other one is light , i am seeing these floaters mainly in sunlight ( in room light its noticeable only when trying to look at it ) . I had my checkups with my surgeon as well as other dr , the retina is normal they concluded...( to ur knowledge i am RD patient in one of the eyes) but my surgery gone really well and my vision is also almost 6/6 the only concerning point now is these 2 spots.....will they go away gradually??
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you have to learn to omit them. however please get your retina check up done periodically ie anually or biannually.
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Floaters appear due to condensation of collagen fibrils present in the vitreous cavity of eye
These are benign and don't need treatment Only way to get rid of them is to avoid them
There is nothing to worry till retina is okay
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