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Do symptoms like flashes of light go away quickly?

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Usually: Light flashes mostly are due to changes in the fluids in the back of the eye. The retina is jostled when this happens and responds with a light flash. You should see your ophthalmologist if this persists more than a day, if there are lots of floaters, if the vision drops, or if you see a grey -veiny veil in the vision. Do not delay as sometimes this can be a retinal detachment.

Answered 9/14/2018

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