Paul, greetings from the Colonies as we celebrate our Independence Day.
JCH MD
Many thanks for your comments which were spot on, as was confirmed by my eye consultant whom i saw last Friday
Warmest best wishes
From
[paul in London
Sincere thanks John, you were spot on
With warmest best wishes
Paul in London
I have those all the time. I can only assume its vitreous traction. Not much can be done about it and it seems to be permanent. Big army of floaters as well that do not go away (many years now).
Lights that are very bright and last less than a second are almost always due to traction of vitreous on the retina. Other causes such as migraine, seizure disorders, eye vascular disease tend to last much longer.
I have had patients with vitreous traction that have had some flashing lights for over a year. The floaters may be their indefinitely.
JCH MD