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i have a round spot in my left eye mostly noticeable when gettindg dark out seems to be in the top right hand eye window if i blink i can kind of see it  also it`s not solid semi transparent with maybe with  a small ring around it i probable do not notice as much because its on my lazy eye ,thank
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Generally they tend to move but you may notice that they tend to follow the same path. For example, you move your eye in a certain way, you see the same floater move in exactly the same way. My own experience is that some can get stuck but they will still move eventually. However, some people have very large floaters that are suspended almost in one position which can cause very severe visual problems if not removed.  
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284078 tn?1282616698
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It sounds like a vitreous floater and you should make an appointment to see an ophthalmologist for a complete dilated exam because sometimes it can be a sign of a retinal tear or detachment or even bleeding in the eye.  Usually, it is a harmless thing but there is a small but significant chance of a real problem. - so that's why you need to have it checked out.

MJK MD
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619949 tn?1221421057
Have you been checked for macular degeneration?  you may want to have an OCT test.  What you are describing is the same thing that my mom had noticed prior to be diagnosed with wet macular degeneration.

Go here for more information:

http://www.amdsupport.ca
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thank ,it has not moved from the spot in which I first noticed it, do floaters sometimes not move  ?
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