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Spots in vision that come and go, tonight i saw a white spot in my vision that was there when i blinked too. is this bad? it didnt last long, im 23?
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A few floaters are not uncommon. However, if you develop new floaters, it is imperative that you see an ophthalmologist at the earliest.
Answered 11/24/2022
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Please see an ophthalmologist who can examine your eyes thoroughly and be sure that there is not a problem. At 23, floaters are not common and should be followed at any age. This may not be a floater, but the ophthalmologist will be able to tell you.
Answered 11/26/2022
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