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Bad vision
Hi,
Right from childhood; I see little dots (a lot of them) in dim light or in darkness.
I got myself checked multiple times and everytime eye check up was normal (retina was good). What could be the reason of these dots ?
Does everyone sees it - I doubt. They are visible on plain surfaces a lot.
Is this night blindness ? :( or becuase of improper diet. Please note I have no difficulty otherwise in seeing objects.
Right from childhood; I see little dots (a lot of them) in dim light or in darkness.
I got myself checked multiple times and everytime eye check up was normal (retina was good). What could be the reason of these dots ?
Does everyone sees it - I doubt. They are visible on plain surfaces a lot.
Is this night blindness ? :( or becuase of improper diet. Please note I have no difficulty otherwise in seeing objects.
any comment ?
retina check up was fine.
Is it likely if we see somethin on white ; it will be visible in dark as well ?
Is it likely if we see somethin on white ; it will be visible in dark as well ?
MEDICAL PROFESSIONAL
You should see a retina specialist, and also have a visual field test. Chances are these are normal vitreous floaters, but I am not sure why you see them in the dark. A careful retina exam with a retina specialist is in order.
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