Could be: Be sure that the doctor did a dilated exam of the back of the eye. They would have put in drops and had you wait 15-30 minutes for the drops to have worked.
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Yes: "floaters" usually increase with age and are due to small opacities in the liquid/ gel mixture that fill the back of the eye. ( vitreous). The clouded areas cast a shadow into the back of the eye that you perceive in your vison. New floaters need to be evaluated to make sure you are not developing a retina tear of detachment.
Answered 2/27/2013
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