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Pinpoint black floater in eye that comes and goes and moves when i move my eye. normal? worrysome?
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VERY common: NOT to worry ...Floaters do "come and go" lets hope your floater goes away on its own! TRY TO AVOID THINKING about it! See an OPTHAMOLOGIST for an OFFICIAL opinion! Hope this helps! DR Z
Answered 4/9/2016
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