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black curved lines in mye eye vision

Hi,

since few months i have been suffering from a strange symptom,

whenever i move my eyes from left to right and vice versa - especially on a white background or staring at the sky, i can see around few black curved lines and black dots in my vision, these lines are moving along with my eye movements. could you please solve my problem. suggest me what to do? i thought that these lines are small nurves in the eyes. is there any treatment for my problem. please repply me soon.
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233488 tn?1310693103
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Yes it could be a floater that you will soon get use to (they often can't be seen when the cataract is in the eye).  Or could be an IOL reflex  or a shadow from incision swelling.

These often go away

JCH MD
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The day after cataract surgery, my opthamologist removed the patch on my surgical eye. I noticed a black curve lines on the side of my eye which moves left to right following my eyeball movement. The doctor said probably I am seeing the edge of the lens implanted. My question is this a normal possiblitiy and soon will go away after few weeks of surgery?
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233488 tn?1310693103
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Search "floaters"

JCH MD
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