Help me!!!?!?!?! a very important question!!!??!?!?!?!?!plz help me!!???

Question

ok heres the thing in my vision i can see a brown spot, dots, curly lines, and most of the curly lines are black. I am wearing glasses. Im so scared some people said its just floaters others told me i might go blind. PLEASE HELP ME!!! WHAT IS THIS WEIRD DESIESE???????????????

------by the way im only twelve

Answer 1

Ok. Here's an idea: GO TO A DOCTOR.

Honestly, I doubt a bunch of bored teenagers online (myself included) can tell u the answer.

So for your own sake, ask a doctor.

Also, it would be helpful to know how long this has happened, if it's only today, then yes it's floater. Longer, then I don't know.

Also include some more details plz.

Good luck!

Answer 2

First of all CALM DOWN! Second tell you mom and/or dad about this and ask them to take you to an eye doctor. Don't let friends comments freak you out, just listen to what a doctor says. Good luck and God bless!

Answer 3

tell your parents and get them to get you to a doctor right away. Either that or clean your glasses.

Answer 4

If the spots/dots/lines move around while your eye is still or it looks like they are "running away" when you try to look at them, they are probably floaters.  Floaters are usually normal and harmless.   If they are new and there's a lot of them, you should see a doctor as soon as possible.  It could be a sign of a retinal detachment.  The other major sign is flashes of light.

If the spots/dots/lines stay in the same spot of your vision as you move your eyes, they are probably not floaters.  I would suggest seeing a doctor as soon as possible in this case, too, because partly missing vision is not normal.  It could be visual migraines, a blood pressure problem, or something else.

If this is new for you, the best thing to do would be to make an emergency appointment with your optometrist.  Good luck.

Answer 5

Tell your parents right away to book an appointment with your doctor. It could be a serious medical condition! If possible, go to a walk-in-clinic tonight, you need to get it looked at right away.