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Unexplained blind spots in vision.
Its going to be 2 years since these symptoms began,
I have been getting excessive floaters (cell like dark at center).
Trailing shadows of moving objects.
Halos and glare.
Persistent flashes bilateral but not simultaneous (24/7) comes and goes.
Flickering arc kind of disturbance and its constant.
I have been noticing that i have developed many scattered blind spots in vision and these are tiny versions of natural blind spots.
Got my OCT scan and funduscopy and no conclusions, now im getting afraid if its some kind of dystrophy??? No family history of any disease and I have developed these symptoms progressively over the span of 16 months.
I neee help of what to do now, should I get and ERG?
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Floaters are usually nonpathological.you have to learn to omit them .since you have already got your retina check ups done.hence no need to worry.
Take some antoxidants orally and lubricants locally.
Consume lot of fresh fruits and vegetables.
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Dr. Seema Behl
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Hey...think this just too much information from goggle doctor...being sherlock Holmes to detect some pathology...chill! Follow your doctors advice, rather !
Do routien exam yearly. Maintain lifestyle.
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