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What should i do if floaters are really annoying to me? i recently started paying more attention to my vision and my body in general, and therefore have been noticing my floaters a lot more. is there a way to ignore them more easily? thanks?
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Stay out of bright lights as they are easier to see. Might try sun glasses.
Answered 10/18/2022
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