Just do what the doctor says, and you should be fine. It's scary all right when problems happen to our eyes. I have had floaters for a few years. They eventually sink, and you don't notice them. I was picking up rocks before a mowing job a couple years ago. I had this large floater appear in my eye. By the time I got home I couldn't see out of that eye. Think that didn't put me in panic mode. I called my eye doctor he sent me to a specialist. He said I had a tear of some kind. He used a laser to repair the tear. Kind of welding it together. It sure hurt. In a month my eye finally cleared up. Every time in the past when I would get my eyes checked the doctor would say: you have damage in your eye. This was not from the previous problem. All I could think of was, I was mowing years ago, a rock flew out from my mower hit the front tire, and came back in my eye. It hurt for a few weeks. Stan
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