Vision changes, spontaneous eyelid blink

Hello,
Concerned over eyes as well as a host of unanswered questions from med community for overlap neuro and ischemic symptoms.  Eyes started changing with a type of immune problem after 1 year of onset of symptoms.  4 mos ago noticed left eyelid does not close with spontaneous blink, periodic muscle soreness in corner, numbness, tingling left eye, schleras both eyes red at times. Feels as if my left eye and surrounding has been novacained.  Also, after going to bed at night immediately after closing eyes, floaters have changed from black to bright yellow and see small pinhole bursts of flashing lights at times.  Watching TV, words and ticker at bottom are now blurry, bottom of letters are not fully doubled but are shadowed.  A few days ago noticed right eyelid blink has begun to slow and won't close completely. Many years throbbing pain off and on behind right eye with fluid sacs in upper and lower lids in the a.m after awaking.  Didn't think too much about that GP considered sinusitis.

Docs, RAs, Neuro tested blood, muscles, nerves, veins...you name it (RA, Lupus, Lyme, Epstein Barr, Lymphoma, MS, Myasthenia Gravis, and others also.  Been taking Lyrica .75mg daily for periodic nerve pain and nerve vibrations for a year now.  Helps somewhat.  Eyes tested by Ophlamoloist 1yr ago. Slight astigmatism- 20/25 left eye.  GP then gave general eye exam for eyelid and numbness 4 mos ago and checked for Bells Palsy.  All tests normal except inflammation marker (high CRP).  

Have gone on about my merry way even though still have the many symtpoms.  Am 51, female and have always been healthy as a horse until last year.  Would like to get eyes tested by a specialist but not sure which type of dr to consult with.  

Any guidance sure will be appreciated.  
K

[John C Hagan III, MD, FACS, FAAO]

I would see the best neuroophthalmologist in your area. Find one near you at www.aao.org

JCH MD

[Woof1957]

Sure appreciate your very prompt reply.  
I'll certainly get moving on this.  
K

[John C Hagan III, MD, FACS, FAAO]

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