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Seeing black dots (scared)
I went to a eye specialist to see if Anything bad is happening to my eye and i been seeing these after images like if you saw a light.. Its been staying 24/7 and the specialist didn't see nothing wrong but im still seeing the dots in the center of my vision. I been scared and worried. If anyone can please pray for me and tell me what this could be I would appreciate it. Its been harder to see text, and its been harder to focus on anything due to the dots.
I would recommend you get a second opinion from an eye MD ophthalmologist. Your symptoms are not typical of "things not to worry about" You may need special tests like visual field and macular OCT.
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I went to a specialist twice and going to go see a normal doctor later on today. I hope there will becan answer Im still so worried and scared cause I cant even focus on anything much cause its right in the center of my vision..
When you say you went to a "specialist" do you mean an Eye MD ophthalmologist? Or a non-MD non-physician optometrist? Did you have a visual field test and macular OCT?
Not sure I just know it was an eye doctor and they saw nothing wrong with my eye. They saw in back and everything and found nothing wrong. But i keep seeing it. Im still worried.
I don't know.. I just know it was an eye doctor and they saw in back of my eye and didn't see anything. But i still see it and makes ne scared abd worried. Im going to a doctor today since they wanted me to go to a family doctor to be sure its nothing serious.
Well I finally went to the doctor today and they were very very nasty rude and didn't accept me being there and kicked me out
Well you need to find out whether you saw Eye MD ophthalmologist (ideal) or non-MD non-physician optometrist. The Eye MD will have MD or OD after their name; optome will have OD. You need to see eye MD ophthalmologist. And what do you mean by "normal doctor" Where do you live?
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