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I've noticed similar lately. Sometimes I mistake the floaters for flies/ bugs/ mosquitoes, etc. It's kind of scary because I start worrying if they are delusions or not. Of course, sometimes it IS a fly and then I'm a lot happier!

My eye doctor says everything is fine, though.
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