Black floaters

Anyone else notice black floaters in their field of vision? I used to notice floaters before but they'd always be more clear/translucent. Now I see more of what appears to be black wisps.
I'm not jabbed, but my wife is. I haven't noticed this shit since the whole coof went down and she got stuck. So I'm worried about A: vax shedding and B: Whatever the fuck this black shit is

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those are the worms.

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i don't have jabbed people in my environment and i don't see black floaters

Go read medline or some shit. Very normal. I’ve had the same ones for decades. I really started to notice them when I was 14 years old.

You’re not going to notice them in dark cave and sewer environments.

fucking kek

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Haha i bet you are vaccinated

your retna is detaching, silly

ok, you should know better. tell me moar

It's over, the parasites will soon reach your frontal lobe and you will become a globochomo drone. And there's nothing you can do about it.

>ITT: retards and schizos
floaters just happen as you get older. this isn't the vax or anything else. everyone goes through this, they always have

I got them from a poison called fluoroquinolones

Faggot, read the post. I never jabbed

cool. So I'm going to be blind soon?
I'm not myopic- I had LASIK surgery loin

... long ago

I have floaters. They aren’t that big a deal if you learn to ignore them. Wear sunglasses.

Having floaters is normal

You're myopic and your retina is detaching because your eye is not as spherical as your retina.

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Eat ananas. Bromelian cures it.

Based israeli

isis and international waters is rare

How did you take a photo through your eye?

>LASIK surgery
This is going to cause you to go blind later in life.

>Bad eye sight due to staring at screen all day - the muscles for focusing on close objects are overused relative to focusing on far objects.
>Undergoes surgery so you can see far away again
This would be like having surgery on your arm to change the structure to that of a chimpanzee to increase your strength. This is completely unnatural. In the short term, your strength is doubled. As you grow and age, your muscles become deformed as they grow as a human would, and you are far worse off.

>asking a bunch of retards on Any Forums for medical advice
be sure to eat your elderberries to cure covid

When i used contacts I used to notice them a lot.
Now I don't. But maybe its my eyesight worsening from aging...
I haven't change glasses in 5yrs.

I've had these since I was about 14. Extremely annoying and ruined my concentration in school. They are all dead cells (and the more in one area the darker they appear).

I'm wondering if they came 'naturally' or if I caused it by accidentally staring at the sun or due to weightlifting (or similar exercise).

My life would be very different without these floaters (and I probably wouldn't even be on Any Forums)

I've had these since I was a teenager. They are clear and I can only see them when staring at the sky though.

This is wrong. Laser surgery is literally just shaping the lens itself. I wonder if the bright laser light can cause floaters though.

IF you have health insurance and can do it w/o paying, go to an opthamologist, just to have it documented. It could mean you're at higher risk of macular degeneration, etc.

>based
>isreal
Pick one

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Nothing can remove them except a risky surgery where you replace the fluid inside the eyes. Best is try not to care about them.

Usually only see them sometimes after I sneeze