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I see eye floayers when i look up or in a bright room is that normal ?
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Probably: Floaters are common and generally of not much concern unless they are new. If the floaters are new or you having other symptoms with them like a change in vision, side vision or flashes of light, then you need a retinal evaluation.
Answered 5/7/2014
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