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Is seeing white spots when eyes closed normal?
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Afterimage: The retina can retain images of bright light experienced as an afterimage of white spots. This is normal. If you have flashes and floaters this can be due to the vitreous gel pulling on your retina. Gots your eye md.
Answered 2/12/2020
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