i see spots and long hairlike things,i thought i had a piece of hair hanging in front of my eye? WHY?
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maybe you have accidently sctratched the iris of your eye. perhaps a trip to the opticians would be a good idea.
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You are at the age where you notice, and sometimes magnify every part of your body...I think that you should go ask an itellegent male, or see a doctor, and make sure you're alright, for your own peace of mind...and I am pretty sure this is normal...take care.
1109912
It could just be a form of psorias, nothing to worry about. just to be safe get a docs opinion...
514083
See an eye doctor.\n\nIt might be something on the lens, or it might be something on the retina. Or it might be some completely different thing.
695345
It actually sounds like a condition known as Seborrheic Dermatitis; which can affect the scalp, sideburn area, eyebrows, sides of nose and ear canals.  It often appears a scaley white patches which flake off leaving red areas.  It can look almost like a butterfly pattern around sides of your nose under your lower eyelid.  It is basically Dandruff of the face.  Usually people who have it tend to have Olly skin.  The cause is bacteria in the sebaceous glands that produce the oil on your face.  I actually suffer from the same condition, and at first I thought it was either an allergy or weather related.  It started off as flakes of skin in my eyebrows; I thought it was weird "can you get dandruff in your eyebrows?"  I tried to use moisturizers to no avail.  I finally went to a dermatologist to see if I was allergic to the dental masks that I use, and that is when I found out what it really was.  Your dermatologist can prescribe you a corticosteroid cream that you can use once or twice daily.  I use a medication called Desonide and it works really well.  I hope that this is helpful
512625
people with long hair are always looked upon with suspicion. I'm glad you cut your hair short now!
860623
I have the same stuff near my left eye. It's some small pocket of adipose (fatty) deposits. A doctor friend of mine has suggested that it may be due to an increase in cholesterol level that results in this fatty deposits. It clings on for years. The only effective way of removing it without causing any scars would be to see a cosmetic surgeon.
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i think theyre raised hair follicles. My friend has them too yea their pretty common.. i dont have them but a lot of ppl i know do. Its just where they grow
13111
the same thing happens to me sometimes but it hurts in my right side and in to my right eye and i cant see out of that eye when that happens. I would see a doctor for it to i have not tolded anyone yet and i should do the same as you.
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I think you need to see a doctor.  It could be a nerve issue or muscle or both, since the nerves and muscles work together.  An opthomologist is who you want to see.
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It's your eye.  You only have two.  By definition, that's serious.  I figure you just got something in your eye and it'll be gone shortly.\nBut like I said, this is your eye!  Get it checked as soon as possible.  \n\nPossibilities:\nEyestrain \nFatigue \nSubconjunctival hemorrhage\nRed eye
619499
It sounds like you're experiencing a migraine aura, but you really should get it checked out with your eye doctor ASAP to make sure that it isn't a retinal detachment.
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it might be the botox, or not. \n\nyou should see a doctor or eye specialist fast.
1129398
You have a form of obsessive compulsive disorder. There is medication for it. Please see a Dr. You could actually get to the point where you make your hair fall out.
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Sounds like you had lazer eye surgery. Yes,No?  If so go get some more ASAP. You need them to help with the healing process. Get some more.
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I can't explain it, but with more info, you can create your own dillusions of what you don't and don't have to worry about. Check out\n\nhttp://www.webmd.com/hw/vision/hw91926.asp?navbar=hw91869
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While floaters (little spots floating around in your vision) are very common and usually of no concern, flashes of light are not something you want to mess around with.  You need to call your eye doctor (optometrist or ophthalmologist - either is qualified) ASAP and tell him/her what you're experiencing.  Flashes are often a sign of a retinal or vitreous detachment (the pulling on the retina causes you to see the flashes).