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Mera eye floaters and flash and dPhosphen Husbane Hain or allergy, bhi hai or doctor Ka.\nHa ki naak mein le gyi or kuch khane se reh
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please consult opthalmologist
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Hello For floaters and flashes u need to have detailed eye examination by an ophthalmologist. Thank you.
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Consult to ophthalmologist
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Visual acuity test .consult ophthalmologist to rule out myopia
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Floater and eye flashes points towards eye pathology. Its not related to allergy . Kindly consult an ophthalmologist offline
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Kindly take cetzine tablets
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Eye floaters and flashes can occur due to vitreous changes, eye strain, or sometimes retinal issues. Allergy or nasal medicines usually do not cause true eye floaters. Since you are having both floaters and flashes, it is important to rule out retinal problems.
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If you notice sudden increase in floaters, flashes, curtain-like shadow, or decreased vision, please go to an eye emergency immediately
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strongly advise you to consult an ophthalmologist at the earliest and get a dilated fundus (retina) examination / fundoscopy done.
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Due to eye strain
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You have to avoid eyestrain,bright light.. Need more details.. Please consult me through practo or wattsap nine zero seven two twozero seven zero nine three
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Unable to understand  as such u need an Superspecialist like ophthalmologist.
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Get your eye checked up by opthalmologist near by . Some of the things are concerning which needs to be evaluated .
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Allergy generally causes itching, redness, and watering, but it does not usually cause floaters or flashes. These symptoms are not related to food intake or nasal problems.you need to Consult an ophthalmologist for a dilated fundus (retina) examination physically.
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Please write a clear question,  then I can help you.
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Consult Opthalmologist
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M/20 u have any of following Any recent trauma,sudden ve gradual,one eye or both eye, pain /rednesss any headache history any decrease in vision or curtain shadow 1.consult ophthal 2.do an Dilated fundus examination
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Consult local opthalmologist Get fundoscopy done
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Need a few more details please consult for further evaluation and treatment
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Need some more details kindly consult
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It's regarding eye so please visit a good Opthalmologist
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Do not go to any normal Doctor
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Can help you, kindly consult and provide detailed history for proper diagnosis and further management
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