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I see floaters when i move to brighter place. 10-20 sec. not every day. sometimes. what is it?
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Floaters: Black spots that may float around in your vision can be annoying, but are usually harmless. If you have other symptoms such as flashing lights, or decreased vision, consult your eye doctor for a full evaluation.
Answered 5/19/2017
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