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So I was just having a snooze when I noticed that when I yawned, a bright spot appeared at the top of my vision (had placed a shirt over my eyes to keep the sun out, so my vision was otherwise black).

I just figured this was the shirt covering opening up a bit as a result of my jaw moving or muscles contracting, so to test I covered my hand forcefully over the shirt still covering my eyes, opening my mouth as if yawning again and noticed the bright area returned. I tried it a few more times with the same result.

What the fuck is going on /fit/?
>> Anonymous
I'm a doctor. If it happens when you simulate a yawn then you have pre-cancer symptoms of a malignant tumor somewhere behind your eye. I suggest you cut it out or have it professionally removed.
>> Anonymous
>>103301

I'm also a doctor, specializing in ocular oncology.

I agree with my fellow practitioner, and think it may be a tumor. You should cut out your eye, or have your eye professionally removed.
>> Anonymous
Well that sucks for you, OP.
>> Anonymous
>>103301
>>103305

I too, happen to be a doctor on 4chan. It is possible that a very small piece of aluminum is lodged in your eyeball. As you yawn, your brain creates large amounts of electrical stimulus, as it is quite a complex action. This electricity creates a release of photons from the metal, which is interpreted as light.

I thirdly recommend removal of the eyeball.
>> Anonymous
>>103301
>>103305
>>103315

I'm no doctor, but I'm pretty sure you should take your eye out, just to be safe.
>> Anonymous
If you do, post the video online!
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>> Anonymous
I dont think you have an eye. Enjoy your shades that you cant see.
>> Anonymous
You might have something called a latticed retina. Look it up. It can cause bright spots to appear like that as your retina is loosely attached to the rest of your eye.

Don't go bungee jumping, because the momentum can cause your retina to dislodge.

You probably don't need your eye removed, but go see an Ophthalmologist, not an Optometrist. They'll know what's up.