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Eye floaters
I am 18 years old and i have been eye floters from about two and a half years at earlier i didn't knew about it consult to a doctor but no result then i stop taking medicines but eye floaters didn't gone but at that time it didn't effect me but now a days it is increased so much and this is effecting my vision also please help i have a risk of getting blind or not
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As long as an eye doctor has examined your retina after dilating your pupils and said it is normal you have zero percent chance of going blind , so do not worry. The floaters are harmless and only aggravated by stress. Lead a normal life! Maskatieyeclinic Opposite Charni Road station east, Mimbai
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you will need a Retinal Check up
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Please don't worry
For more information you can read my health tips on floaters available on practo healthfeed
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