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Eye floaters
I have floaters on both my eyes. I went to retina specialists one month ago and he said my retina is ok. I used to count the floaters daily by looking into the sky. Previously I have 6-7 floaters but a week ago while counting the floaters by looking into the sky i found 4-5 few new floaters. Till then I used to count daily. Yesterday I sometime find some new floater , sometimes not. Today again while counting i found 4-5new floaters. Now total no of floaters is more than 20. I am very much puzzled by seeing the increase. What will i do now? Please advise. I am very much nervous.
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Please stop counting them
Avoid them to get rid of them
Get regular retina examination done
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Floaters are usually nonpathological and you will have to learn to omit them since you have already consulted the retina specialist and your retina is ok then you need not to worry just omit them,don't count them .let them come and go.
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