Hey,
I've been to a doctor about this already, the symptom I described was when I cover up any eye, the other one starts to develop a black curtain somewhere in my field of view within 10 seconds. Both eyes do this, but only happens when one of them is covered. The doctor looked behind my eyes I suppose to check for any degeneration clues, but apparently didn't find anything wrong. This was a year or so ago. Maybe even less, can't remember.
This morning I woke up in a very brightly lit room due to the sun, and the first thing I noticed looking at the pure white sunny ceiling is that I've got BLACK floaters, and a concerning number of them.
An hour later they're still floating and I can see them. Looked around the internet for a bit, and found that they can supposedly be a sign of MACULAR DENENERATION, they're dead blood cells or something.
That's 2 strikes for macular degeneration, and I can't go to an ophthalmologist right now because I don't have medical insurance due to moving countries and trouble regarding getting one.
Should I be fearing the worst? 20, male, spend most of my days in front of a pc like a lot of my peers.
>>18480316
Get off computer. You should spend less than 25% of your day staring at lightbulbs. Go find something else to do. If you are in a certain stage of macular degenration some suppliments might be able to help you keep your vision for longer... Obvious solution is to get insured. Get on that insurance boi. And get off the computer.
>>18480316
This is your eyesight, idiot. Go without drinks/smokes/lunch or whatever to pay for an opthalmologist.