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What to do if i hit in the eye, seeing flashing lights?
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Safest bet: would be to have an eye exam to make sure the eye is otherwise healthy. Flashing lights means there is active traction on the retina. This can lead to retinal tear or detachment. Be well.
Answered 5/17/2014
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