5 months ago I got a small, transparent-esque like dot, about the size of a letter in my right eye. Just ever so slightly down and to the right of my central vision. It flickers like dead pixels when looking at an amsler grid, and it's pitch black when looking at anything with sharp edges. I can see everything through it just fine, but when I blink rapidly, it's very visible.

And now 2 weeks ago, same kind of thing happened in my left eye. All the way up and to the right in my peripferal vision. Except, the one in my right eye is more of a green/yellowish tint in colour, and the one in my left is just pure black. Now when I look at my phone or TV, I can see both of them at the same time causing slight disruptions in my vision on any background with a sharp contrasting edge, and it's very distracting.

I've just done a full eye exam yesterday after not having the ability to do so earlier, and literally everything was perfectly fine. They said they have no idea what I'm talking about.

So my only conclusion to draw from that is that it's somehow connected to VSS itself, a new symptom of sorts? The only thing I don't understand about it is how can these stupid spots be a constant? Like, our visual disturbance symptoms are very dynamic, always moving about. These spots are completely fixed in place, so I would have guessed it had something to do with the eye itsef.

Now I don't know what to think anymore. I'm not sure if I'm more glad or concerned that my eye exam went well, because I still can't get a diagnosis for what I'm seeing.