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I seem to have floaters or aura sometimes at night?
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Two different things: Floaters are less apparent at night than during the day. You need to see your eye doctor to have it evaluated if you are seeing a stream of floaters in your vision as this could spell trouble with your retina. Auras are usually associated with migraines and different from having floaters. In either case, call your doctor and be seen immediately.
Answered 9/30/2014
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