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Light pinpoint flashes all around me. should i be worried?
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Needs evaluation: If this is of recent onset, especially if there is a change in the vision, night difficulty with vision or anything else you cannot explain, then see your ophthalmologist to evaluate this new phenomenon.
Answered 4/20/2014
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