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Is there any food, medication or sickness that increase number of eye floaters? what about massaging eyeballs or dehydration?
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Floaters: There are known medications or food that cause or increase floaters. Floaters arealso not affected by illness, dehydration or massaging of eyeballs
Answered 5/21/2014
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