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3 blinking black spots in front of right eye
HelloI observed that, as soon as I get up in the morning, I get 3 blinking black spots (size of a black pepper seed) in a row where ever I look. (only for right eye). Does anyone know if this is something to be worried about? It goes away after a while..
periopatient on 2005-07-17
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Many years ago I studied optics and there are only 2 possible causes .
One , which is unlikely, is that you become aware of the macula , whic is a blind spot where the optic nerve enters the retina at the back of the eye.
The brain normally deals with this by "filling in" the unseen area with info from the surrounding area . Clever little devil , the brain.
THe other is that there are in every person "bitsa" that normally lay at the bottom of the eye when you are up right .When you go to sleep they tend to move about in the aqueous humor [jelly] inside the eye. When you get up they float to the bottom of the eye, their normal residence.
Doubt if there is anything serious wrong.
One , which is unlikely, is that you become aware of the macula , whic is a blind spot where the optic nerve enters the retina at the back of the eye.
The brain normally deals with this by "filling in" the unseen area with info from the surrounding area . Clever little devil , the brain.
THe other is that there are in every person "bitsa" that normally lay at the bottom of the eye when you are up right .When you go to sleep they tend to move about in the aqueous humor [jelly] inside the eye. When you get up they float to the bottom of the eye, their normal residence.
Doubt if there is anything serious wrong.
walkin last decade
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