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Floaters

January 21
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A myAMDteam Member

I have a permanent floater in rt. Eye after having laser tx. I hardly notice it now. Sometimes I have floater after injections for a day and sometimes I dont? Any answer to that?

January 23
A myAMDteam Member

I don’t have eye floaters, so I am not sure if dry AMD increases eye floaters.

January 21
myAMDteam

Does dry AMD increase eye floaters?

The search results provided don't specifically address whether dry AMD increases eye floaters. The information focuses on common dry AMD symptoms like central vision loss, blurry vision, difficulty adjusting to lighting changes, and straight lines appearing wavy.

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Does dry AMD increase eye floaters?

The search results provided don't specifically address whether dry AMD increases eye floaters. The information focuses on common dry AMD symptoms like central vision loss, blurry vision, difficulty adjusting to lighting changes, and straight lines appearing wavy.

Floaters aren't mentioned as a typical symptom of dry AMD in the available information. If you're experiencing new or increased floaters, it's important to discuss this with your eye doctor, as they can evaluate whether this is related to your AMD or another eye condition that may need attention.

Regular monitoring of any vision changes is important when living with dry AMD, so keeping track of new symptoms like floaters can help your eye care specialist provide the best care.

January 21
A myAMDteam Member

I'll still take eyefloaters over central vision loss .

January 21
A myAMDteam Member

Usually alway go away. Not to worry!

February 4

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