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Small dot like things in vision
Hello doctors, Last week I had an appointment With an Ophthalmologist and specks power were adjusted and Physical examination of eyes were done Doctor said eyes are Okay (non Dilated test)
But after my new specks lam seeing frequent small dots not typically floaters or black snake like things,these twere were there Even before may be lam seeing them more closely now what is the cause of it?
And is anything serious?
I had prior Non dilated test 1.5 years back and everything was normal
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Please consult retina surgeon for detailed eye examination and retina evaluation
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do dilated eye examination
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Get a dilated fundus examination done
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Get a dilated fundus examination done
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Fundus examination by local ophthalmologist
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Sounds normal to me. Continue with your prescribed glasses and lubricating eye drops
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Go for a dilated fundus examination when convenient for you
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If u see an increase in spots ( number or size ) or flashes of light or any drop in vision or a curtain like in your field of vision do visit the doctor ASAP
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Dr. A Raja Prasanna Kumar
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46 yrs exp
Hyderabad
Pl consult
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Dr. Saba Kausar
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Please consult local retina specialist
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