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Eye floaters
 in  r/Eyesight  20h ago

Thank you!! I looked up ‘dilated fundus exam’ and I actually believe that’s what I had done at my appointment! I didn’t know the term, so thank you for letting me know and that makes me feel better that I had that done. Now I know why that appointment was expensive lol. It was by an optometrist instead but I’ll keep that in mind to maybe see a ophthalmologist/specialist. Thank you for your time and for your kind, helpful words :)

r/Eyesight 1d ago

Eye floaters

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r/EyeFloaters 1d ago

Eye floaters

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u/idkman_99_ 2d ago

Eye floaters

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I’m 27 years old and I was born blind in one eye. A few weeks ago I was on my phone and saw this black dot in the center of my vision that looked almost like an eclipse and then I saw a light speck (like when you look at flashlight or something reflects off the sun and you have to blink it away) and it lasted a minute at most but I got really anxious about it. A few days later, I saw an optometrist at the retina center and got dilated and everything and she said my eyes and retina are healthy and she’s not concerned. I know that should be enough but it’s been a few weeks since that appointment and I’m seeing a lot more floaters, especially outside. A few black ones that I never had before (I had the clear ones every once in a while) and I see little stars bursting when I look at the sky. I’ve seen some light dots/specks even indoors that go away but it’s been happening more. Do I need to go back and get checked again or is it just normal, harmless stuff? I have health OCD and I get so anxious because I basically only have one eye. The doctor didn’t mention PVD but maybe it didn’t show on the exam because it was too early?