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Sometimes i get phosphenes in my eyes wich will cause a black or grey after flash image and i cannot see through it and the phosphenes will move around inside the patches. then my vision will go back to normal?
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Most phosphenes are felt to be caused by pressure on the eyeballs and are harmless&fleeting. However if they are longerlasting , concerns about retinal or optic nerve pathology are raised and should be brought to the attention of your ophthalmologist.
Answered 8/13/2023
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