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when i see a spot out of the corner of my eye, i wonder, "am i losing vision, is it a floater or is it a fly?" is it just me? dunno, it occurred to me after a night of insomnia.πŸ˜›

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No it's not just you, I have floaters and sometimes think I've seen a πŸ•·οΈspider. I don't think it's anything to worry about.

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BlanketTime1β€’ in reply toKit10

i get this, too! when i awake i see floating spiders and roaches! it's so gross.

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kycmary

My Dr. said it's a floater nothing to worry about until it gets bigger or starts bothering my ability to see then it's called a cataract. Hope this helps I have what looks like a small piece of thread at the edge of my R. eye.

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twooldcrows

i have one off and on ...going to ask the doctor again ...

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BlanketTime1β€’ in reply totwooldcrows

mine is always in my right eye. i'm always looking around to see what it is. it does help that i have cats b/c if there's a bug, they chase it down and kill it.😸

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Sandydemop

I've had that BlanketTime1 it went away on it's own. did you ever try eye yoga? you move your eyes all around like the numbers on a clock. it keeps them from getting stiff and cataracts. Try it and tell me what you think!

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BlanketTime1β€’ in reply toSandydemop

interesting, i'm going to try it.πŸ˜€

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Tazmanian

Good luck

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kdali

or a stroke...nah, I'm with you 🀣

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BlanketTime1β€’ in reply tokdali

i hope not! my immediate thought was, "i'm too young for that!" but then, i did have a hip replacement 3 years ago. πŸ˜›

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Brindisi1

Probably wouldn't hurt to have good eye exam before dismissing. Take care

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BlanketTime1β€’ in reply toBrindisi1

yes, thx. i had one when it first started and again last year. they can't see anything wrong actually in my eye.

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mrsmike9

I have had ginormous floaters for a long time. I even have the personal phone number to my eye doctor as he's nervous one will attach to my retina. He probably has changed numbers by now as he gave it to me, probably 25 years ago!

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BlanketTime1β€’ in reply tomrsmike9

that's good in a way; it means your eyes haven't gotten too bad.

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mrsmike9β€’ in reply toBlanketTime1

Except for the cataract in my right eye now!

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BlanketTime1β€’ in reply tomrsmike9

sorry. if it helps, my mum had both her eyes done for cataracts and it went really well.

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