The "bugs" can be different shapes or sizes, and often the story changes--they were as big as her finger in one version of the story, but then they were tiny in a later version of the story. The one thing in common--the "bugs" move, but only a little. The "bugs" are sometimes associated with a feeling of dizziness, but not always. Aside from this, she is oriented to reality, time, and place. I wonder if she is having visual disturbances that she interprets as bugs. She had cataract surgery 2 years ago, but she just had a complete eye check-up by her ophthalmologist a few days ago and they said she is fine--but I forgot to mention the "bugs." Any other explanations? Has anyone experienced this?
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I don’t get dizzy but only because I know what they are 😬
If I thought they were bugs I’d probably be shaking my head to get rid of them quickly and making myself dizzy.
If not floaters I’ve heard vertigo can result in visual disturbances. Migraines too.
And probably hundreds of other things but, yeah.. “bugs” is a great way to describe floaters.