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black spot both eyes simultaneously
Recently my brother had an incident of chest pain and breathlessness. His blood pressure was extremely high. A very large black spot, somewhat opaque around the edges against a bright light, blocked most of his field of vision in both eyes. He has a history of heart attack and mild subarachnoid hemorrhage. Since the incident, he's had a battery of cardio tests done and nothing has changed in that area. Is this possibly a symptom of a neurological problem? And if so, what?
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Heart attack often is caused by lack of blood supply or ischaemia which may lead to neurological symptoms.You should consult a neurologist and get complete evaluation done.There could be TIA or transient ischaemic attack causing the problem which should be treated as soon as possible.
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Heart attack often is caused by lack of blood supply or ischaemia which may lead to neurological symptoms.You should consult a neurologist and get complete evaluation done.There could be TIA or transient ischaemic attack causing the problem which should be treated as soon as possible.
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