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What Causes Black Spots With Lines In An Eye?

what can cause black spots with squiggle lines connecting in right eye, doesn't seem to move appears to be in the same spot when i move my eye? Is this just floaters? Or shoudl i be more concerned? I recently saw an optho-neurologist for an enlargement of the blind spot in my left eye, now the new spots in my right eye but they are completely different and i have had many tests done on my eye but then now the new spots showed up.
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Hello
It seems from the history that you are having black spots in the eyes.
These appear like floaters and are usually because of opacities in the vitreous which lies behind the lens.
These are usually because of age related degenerations affecting the vitreous and need not worry about them.
However if the floaters increase in number or if there is associated flashes you need to undergo examination by a ophthalmologist.

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What Causes Black Spots With Lines In An Eye?

Hello It seems from the history that you are having black spots in the eyes. These appear like floaters and are usually because of opacities in the vitreous which lies behind the lens. These are usually because of age related degenerations affecting the vitreous and need not worry about them. However if the floaters increase in number or if there is associated flashes you need to undergo examination by a ophthalmologist. Thank you