Medical Eye Floaters, Flashes and Seeing Spots in the Eye?

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The discussion centers on the sudden onset of numerous eye floaters, particularly when accompanied by flashes of light. Participants highlight that various conditions can lead to floaters, ranging from benign to serious. Emphasis is placed on the importance of seeking professional medical advice, as most forum members are not qualified to provide medical guidance. The thread has been locked pending moderation, reinforcing the need for expert consultation in such cases.
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The sudden appearance of a significant number of floaters, especially if they are accompanied by flashes of light in my eye for a few second.
Does anyone know what is that?
Thanks in advance for any suggestions
 
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There are lots of things that can cause floaters, some of them severe, some not.

Most members of this site are not qualified to offer medical advice. Those who are would tell you to see a doctor.
 
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