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vision changes after exercise

vision changes after exercise

In the past my vision would change during and after exercise.  Objects would appear to be moving away.  This goes away after I have rested.  But in the past it only happened here and there.  Now it happens after every bout of exercise.  I feel that I tire unusually fast as well.  I am 24 and weigh about 130 on a 5 foot 4 inch frame.  I also have an unknown stomach problems that cause my nausea and pain for at around a year now.  What is causing my vision to change and what is it called to have stationary objects to apear to be moving and it seems that they are moving away and slightly to the center.  
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You would benefit from a consult with an opthamological neurologist, a sub-specialty. My suspicians are it is glucose-level related, because that is the one thing that changes after exercise.
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Hello,

First, I would make an appointment with your regular physician for an examination and to discuss with him/her about your situation.  I would keep a record of when you are experiencing this problem and how long it is lasting.  Secondly, discuss with your primary physician about a referral to see an opthalmologist.  From your description of the situation, I believe it is possibly vascular.    

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