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Eye floaters
I have Eye floaters for 1yr. I have an habit to look into the sky and count them. Every day when I count i found 1 or 2 new floater. Previously there are 6-7 floaters but now I have more than 23floaters.
Please help. What will i do now???
Note- I went to retina specialists 1month ago and he said my retina is ok.
But though I found new floater everyday when I count them.
Please advise. I am very much nervous.
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Floaters are usually nonpathological and you will have to learn to omit them since you have already consulted the retina specialist and your retina is ok then you need not to worry about it and you have to learn to omit them. Please don't try to count them and.ignore them.
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A. Please stop counting them
B. If retina is okay then there is nothing to worry
C. Avoid them to get rid of them
D. If you are nervous,get repeat retina examination and if it is okay then stop counting them
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