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Suggest Treatment For Floaters In The Eyes

I noticed a large increase of floaters in one eye and a cloudy veil like sight reduction. I researched on internet which said it might a vitreous hemorrhage. I will be seeing Doctor tomorrow but wonder if I should skip my Plavix dose today as side affects list vitreous bleeding?
Tue, 13 Dec 2016
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Hi welcome to the health care magic

I appreciate your knowledge...

Yes floater can be from vitreous hemorrhage or other organic retinal cause

Clopidogrel can lead bleeding but vitreous hemorrhage is not common side effects of it

I would like to give advise you to consult ophthalmologist for your direct ophthalmoscopy and other suitable work up according to need

Blood pressure measurement also should be done

So don't wait and consult ophthalmologist for examination and further work up plan

Take care
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Suggest Treatment For Floaters In The Eyes

Hi welcome to the health care magic I appreciate your knowledge... Yes floater can be from vitreous hemorrhage or other organic retinal cause Clopidogrel can lead bleeding but vitreous hemorrhage is not common side effects of it I would like to give advise you to consult ophthalmologist for your direct ophthalmoscopy and other suitable work up according to need Blood pressure measurement also should be done So don t wait and consult ophthalmologist for examination and further work up plan Take care