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Lattice degeneration
Hello doctor I see many floaters on my vision and whenever I blink I see some light flashes.. Day before yesterday I have done the barrage laser though doctor told me that I have 2 very small holes on my right and 1 hole on my left retina.. My question is when I ll get rid of these floaters??
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Will be fine with time, try to avoid.
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Floaters are benign and don't need treatment
Only way to get rid of them is to avoid them
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Floaters are usually nonpathological but in your case since lattice degeneration and holes are there hence you will have to be careful. Since you have already undergone laser treatment hence don't worry ,just learn to omit them .and continue regular retina check up. Also maintain the record.
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