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Black spot in eye moves with eye movement
Hello. I have a similar problem in my right eye. I see a blurryish (sometimes it gets more sharper) black spot on the top peripheral vision of my eye. if I move my eye left, it moves left, but it doesnt really "float" it moves really fast, as fast as my eyeball moves. i keep thinking its a mosquito. I am worried because I do not have health insurance. I have had some pretty stressful weeks but nothing I have never experienced. Can someone please give me an idea of what it possibly may be?
Leon, great to hear! anxiety can suck!! sometimes, the power of a little bit information can be the greatest medicine. Take care as well!
Hi Mike, Your very welcome and congratulations on becoming a dad soon! my little girl is going to be 2 next month! don't blink because you'll miss it! they grow up fast. Thanks to this great website my anxiety symptoms are already easing a lot! all the best to you. Take care
Leon, thank you very much for your response. I too am becoming a dad soon! congradulations! Your words have brought a little bit of comfort to my issue. Thanks so much and I hope all gets better with your anxiety issues.
Hi Mikekim,
I am not a doctor but have the same as you are describing. I believe this is called a floater. Floaters can develop at any time and usually don't go away but don't necessarily mean a serious health issue. What made me respond to your question is because you mentioned stress. My floater developed just as i started a new job and had a very stressful year with house moves, getting married and becoming a dad! I now suffer anxiety and have a bag full of other symptoms that bother me but my doctor told me a floater was nothing to worry about, i also had a MRI of my head 4 months ago because of the anxiety symptoms i was having which came back normal. I hope this is somewhat comforting for you, Just type in floaters in to google and you'll find loads of info about them. Take care
I am not a doctor but have the same as you are describing. I believe this is called a floater. Floaters can develop at any time and usually don't go away but don't necessarily mean a serious health issue. What made me respond to your question is because you mentioned stress. My floater developed just as i started a new job and had a very stressful year with house moves, getting married and becoming a dad! I now suffer anxiety and have a bag full of other symptoms that bother me but my doctor told me a floater was nothing to worry about, i also had a MRI of my head 4 months ago because of the anxiety symptoms i was having which came back normal. I hope this is somewhat comforting for you, Just type in floaters in to google and you'll find loads of info about them. Take care
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