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My husband said he started seeing white pin points in his eyes as he was working today. he's not seeing it at the moment. should we go to the er?
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White lights: in eyes requires a trip to the doctor. Please go to the emergency department or directly to an eye doctor if you can be seen right away. POSSIBLE detaching retsina and catching it early really helps. Peace and good health.
Answered 5/28/2016
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