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ive been seeing a few floaters when i look up at the sky and lots of white dots moving around and its stressing me out, i used to ignore em and move on with my life but its so hard to ignore em whenever i go out and its bright, how can i ignore them and if i ignore em will they go away? also will the spots go away? i jus wanna live a normal life again!! please HELP! ive gone to my doctor and gotten checked out, he says theyre fine and i need to ignore em, i used to see flashes but they stopped and i think my eyes r fine, jus idk y i see so many floaters, i remember a time when i never rlly noticed floaters and they didnt bother me and my life was good, can this be accomplished again by ignoring them?! Help?!?! Floaters come and go and are nothing to worry about. Look far, floater happens when the retina ages, there's no treatment for it. If you're near sighted go get your eyes check by an optometrist, it could be an indication of retina detachment, which can cause blindness |
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