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For a month i've been seeing floater on and off and little flashes in the centre of vision some days i see this some days i don't ?
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Floaters/ flashes: Floaters/ flashes are not the norm and should be evaluated .May be retinal tear / detachment, posterior vitreous detachment or uveitis an autoimmune inflammation of the posterior eye . I have also seen floaters with sinusitis. f/u with optometrist or ophthalomologist today, it is urgent.
Answered 12/28/2015
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