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Can i expect an increase in floaters after undergoing barrage laser procedure for lattice on retina? i mean can more floaters be a side effect this treatment?
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Probably: I would suggest an immediate recheck by your ophthalmologist: the floaters are not necessarily related to your retina per se and any retinal surgery can cause visual disturbances: you must be examined by your surgeon for a definitive diagnosis.
Answered 8/25/2015
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