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Question:
I have a very small dark grey spot in my vision that looks like a piece of fuzz or lint, however it has not moved in several weeks. Can you tell me what it might be?

Answer:
This could either be a floater, which is something in the vitreous gel, or a small scotoma (blind  spot).  Most of the time, these are inconsequential, but since this is a new symptom, it requires a complete evaluation by a ophthalmologist.

Richard G. Shugarman, MDAnswered by:
Richard G Shugarman, MD

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