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I have many black spots in both my scleras but i noticed some new spots now they were brown before and now turning to black which is concerning i have some floaters too what should i do?
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Black spots on sclera (scleral melanosis) are benign most of the time. Floaters are also common, only of concern if they suddenly appear a lot or floaters with different shapes along with change in vision or they appear along with flash (lightning) with closed eye. If you have those symptoms, you need to see an eye physician right away.
Answered 6/6/2021
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