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A member asked:
I've had 2 post vitreous detachments this year - now have large floaters, which can obstruct my vision. i'm told vitrectomy is too risky. suggestions?
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Talk to eye doctor: Your eye doctor would be your best source of information on your options. You can ask him if lasering the floaters may be an option.
Answered 11/11/2017
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