is paralysis caused by vision problem?!

I am 21 years old…C/C: After few weeks of minor surgery (open cholecystectomy), I had onset  or sudden surge of BP from 150/100mmHg to 240/200mmHg. The chest pain got even worst than before. Whole abdominal pain radiating to the back is unbearable, I had been experiencing spastic paralysis starting from the toes up to the upper extremities, I had some back pain, tingling of hands and toes and blurring of visions.
Medical Hx: I had my first minor surgery December 18, 2006 at PGH for open cholecystectomy. I only had three episode of spastic paralysis. It was when I was 7rys old, year 2005 and up to now 2007. I had been hypertensive after the surgery but I have been experiencing chest pain year of 2005. I also found out that I am diabetic and experiencing whole abdominal pain, back pain, weakness of toes and hands and chest pain. I had some nodules at my left breast and palpable nodules at the upper abdomen (right). I had hypertensive retinopathy diagnose july of 2007.
Social Hx: Moderate drinker and Seldom smoke – 3sticks/week.


REVIEW OF SYSTEM:
General: + gain weight, + night sweat ( twice as normal)
Skin:      + bruising
Head:     - injuries, + headache
Eyes:      + blurring of visions, + temporary loss of visions, + changes in visual
Ears:      - change in hearing
Nose:      - allergies, - polyps/obstruction
Throat:   + mouth sore, + loose teeth, + toothache
Respiratory:  + chest pain, + dyspnea, - sputum
CV:         + chest pain, + dyspnea, + palpitations, + edema
GI:           + indigestion, + abd’l distention, + diarrhea, + flabby abdomen, + abd’l pain, + food intolerance
GU:          + frequency of urinating
Endo:        + heat intolerance, + gain weight, + polyphagia
MS:           + ROM, + joint pain, + muscle spasm, + muscle weakness
Psychiatric:          + changes in mood

[Michael J Kutryb, MD]

Yes your vision  problems could possibly be caused by severe hypertension, as well as multiple other causes.  Your problems are complex and multible and beyond my capabilities to offer advice here.  I wish you well.

MJK MD