Hello reddit,

I'm now in my mid twenties, slightly overweight and 10-11 years ago when I was around 13-14 years old I lifted something heavy, and it strained me so much suddenly I saw tiny specks of light appear in my vision, I immediately dropped the heavy stuff because it scared me so much. I also saw "floaters" squiggly lines, in them tiny circles and I also see 2 very grey spots. If I squint my eyes I can see the squiggly lines clearer and the grey spot is kinda surrounded by a squiggly line and is black, the other grey spot is harder to catch and I need to turn my eyes in a specific way.     
     
Now recently I went to a doctor, actually one of the best clinic for eyes in my area (sorry my bad english) and told them about how I got them and that I see tiny bright specks moving in my vision, for example on a bright blue sky, or on bright computer screens, and about the lines and the spot. They then proceeded to scan my eye and they didn't find anything on the pictures, just a bit and basically said it comes with age and many people have those. So I was finally calmed down. But now I read about this on reddit:  and it made me jump up again, should I try to see another doctor, even though they treated me really professional, with scanning my eyes and talking to me about what it is?
user
went to a doctor and they didn't find anything,
assistant
Hello reddit,

I'm now in my mid twenties, slightly overweight and 10-11 years ago when I was around 13-14 years old I lifted something heavy, and it strained me so much suddenly I saw tiny specks of light appear in my vision, I immediately dropped the heavy stuff because it scared me so much. I also saw "floaters" squiggly lines, in them tiny circles and I also see 2 very grey spots. If I squint my eyes I can see the squiggly lines clearer and the grey spot is kinda surrounded by a squiggly line and is black, the other grey spot is harder to catch and I need to turn my eyes in a specific way.     
     
Now recently I went to a doctor, actually one of the best clinic for eyes in my area (sorry my bad english) and told them about how I got them and that I see tiny bright specks moving in my vision, for example on a bright blue sky, or on bright computer screens, and about the lines and the spot. They then proceeded to scan my eye and they didn't find anything on the pictures, just a bit and basically said it comes with age and many people have those. So I was finally calmed down. But now I read about this on reddit:  and it made me jump up again, should I try to see another doctor, even though they treated me really professional, with scanning my eyes and talking to me about what it is?
user
I see tiny bright dots moving in my vision,
assistant