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What does it mean if i'm seeing moving dots all the time that look like little orbs of light?
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White blood cells: When looking at a blank wall or clear sky, you can often see tiny spots moving in your vision. These are white blood cells in the blood vessels in front of the retina and are normal. However, they are often seen when one is feeling faint or lightheaded.
Answered 6/6/2014
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