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I get lots of floaters in vision when i eat foods with wheat or msg in them.even a small amount like in flavoured chips.allergy or seizure trigger?
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Doubtful: I question that these are related at all. But if you have a lot of floaters , be sure to see an eye doctor especially if you are very near-sighted.
Answered 1/17/2014
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