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Health Q&A
Blurry vision

I don't know whenever I keep my head down to take an afternoon nap during lunch hour . I sleep over my bench. I get blurry visions the moment I wake up. I can't see anything clearly. What is it exactly? Also it takes 5-10 minutes to restore my vision completely after I wake up. Is there anything that I should be worried about?

Red spots in eye after fingernailscratch

About 7–8 hours ago, my fingernail accidentally scratched my eye. After that, I noticed two small red spots on the white part of my eye. There is a slight burning sensation, but I have no vision problem and no severe pain.

Silk surgery

All my reports and okay my Dr. Suggested silk surgery and also Wavelight innoveyes. As I have been suggested both, I am confused which one to choose? Kindly help

Lattice Degeneration and Floaters

I have floaters (vietroretinal degeneration) since 2019, it increased last year doctor and retina specialist mentioned it lattice degeneration, after 2 3 months he mentioned barrage laser as isn't needed as of now we will monitor. I have two questions: 1. After barrage laser floaters will increase or decrease? 2. I have too many floaters i can notice while working on screen whenever white background comes and reading too, should i go for floater only victronomy ? I'm software engineer and having mostly works on screen

Gray dots on white part of the eye

Could anyone tell what are these gray dots on the white epart of my sons eye ..I'm very very worried .it's there for a very long time nay be a year now ...but now I'm very concerned please help .

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Dr. Gary L Rogers - Ophthalmologist
Dr. Gary L Rogers Ophthalmologist (Fellowship, Medical School, Internship, Residency, Medical degree, DO) 58 years experience Pediatric Ophthalmology Associates Inc
Columbus 43205, COLUMBUS
Dr. Elliot Davidoff - Ophthalmologist
Dr. Elliot Davidoff Ophthalmologist (Medical School, Internship, Residency - ID, Class of 1971, Doctor of Medicine) 55 years experience The James Cancer Hospital And Solove Research Institute
Columbus 43210, COLUMBUS
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Dr. Frederick M Kapetansky - Ophthalmologist
Dr. Frederick M Kapetansky Ophthalmologist (Residency, Medical School, Senior Resident) 69 years experience The Richard M Ross Heart Hospital
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Dr. Charles King Dabbs - Ophthalmologist
Dr. Charles King Dabbs Ophthalmologist (Class of 1984, Internship, Residency - ID, Medical School) 42 years experience Retina Vitreous Associates
Columbus 43213, COLUMBUS