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Seeing sparkly things in one eye. is this a hallucination?
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Photopsias: Flashing lights (photopsias) in one eye are often caused by retinal pathology or related to migraines. I would recommend seeing an eye doctor to determine the etiology and initiate appropriate therapy.
Answered 3/15/2019
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