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Hey guys, I have found an interesting site. Do any of you experience any of the visualVisual acuity test snow at night/in the dark?? or halos around lights? here is a good site where you can watch it..http://www.visionsimulations.com/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=78&Itemid=171
anyone who experiences this has been diagnosed with something??
thanks
I've had a number of visualVisual acuity test disturbances, including floaters, pain, phosphenes, and diplopia. An optometrist, ophthalmologist, and a neuro-ophthalmologist all failed to come up with any explanation.
I think all of my eye problems are Lyme related. Many patients have eye involvement, something I didn't know when these problems emerged in me.
My eyes are better now (8 months into treatment and counting), but I still always get the flashing lights when I move my eyes and occasionally more.
If you haven't had an eye exam with dilation, get one done. I only blame Lyme for issues for which other causes have been reasonably ruled out.
Some people with Lyme even hallucinate. I'm not in the club (I don't think, anyway!). The author of "The Joy Luck Club," Amy Tan, has shared this aspect of her experience with Lyme.
I think all of my eye problems are Lyme related. Many patients have eye involvement, something I didn't know when these problems emerged in me.
My eyes are better now (8 months into treatment and counting), but I still always get the flashing lights when I move my eyes and occasionally more.
If you haven't had an eye exam with dilation, get one done. I only blame Lyme for issues for which other causes have been reasonably ruled out.
Some people with Lyme even hallucinate. I'm not in the club (I don't think, anyway!). The author of "The Joy Luck Club," Amy Tan, has shared this aspect of her experience with Lyme.