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White visual moving dots

Hey people
Before I state my case, I'd like to add that I'd be happy for any posts, even the slightest hypothesis.

My situation is that sometimes I see little white moving dots, which by occation followi the surrounding structures, giving me a clear picture of my sourroundings.
It's uncontrolable and only appears by occation and if it does it only lasts about 3 seconds, what is enough for their doing.
Their movements otherwise have no specific structure when I'm looking on a wall where's no geometrical structure for them, not even a line, to follow.
I've compared it with the slight reflection of the sunlight caused by dust particles, but these dots seem much intense.

Thanks to those,who give it a thought
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Thanks Dr. O. for the clearance
But since I'm not worried anymore that it might be some first state of vision loss, I'd like to ask whether I could make a use of it by calling it up when I need it. Would match perfectly to my photographic memory for my surrounding, meaning that I remember places, streets , etc perfectly even after a decade I've been there.

With much interest

Vithy
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This is normal.  It is the white blood cells moving through the blood vessels.

Dr. O.
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