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low light , double vistion problem.
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low light , double vistion problem.

by abel738, May 31, 2008 04:26PM
Tags: eyecare
hey doc , my eye problem is that if am in a dark room and thers a light on like t.v on the tv ill see outerlines! 2: if am out side at night and if i look at the streetlight they all like a big star they not in once place they spread out same as car head lights, well i found a way to fix it for 3-5 sec to fix it all i do it look at something very bright like a computer screen or my moble screen very bright and it gose away but it will ageain come back!

i seen a lot of doctors more than 10 and they all said my eye was fine :/ i told em everything and everytime they put the light on me for long time it gose away :( so they don't know what it is!

so doc what do u think it is, or it might be, just tell me what u think  it is so i can tell the doc , now i had this over a year :(

by John C Hagan III, MD, FACS, May 31, 2008 11:30PM
If more than 2 of the "doctors" you saw were opthalmologist Eye MDs and they did not turn up anything then I have no further thoughts about what might be causing this.

JCH III IMD
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by AnnaE, May 31, 2008 07:28PM
To: abel738
Did you see an eye MD, an ophthalmologist?

The doctor here will answer you as soon as he can.

by justinstb, Jun 01, 2008 06:58PM
hello,
In a dark environment your pupil will dialate and as this happens your vision will be affected by higher order aberations.Everyone has higher order aberations to a lesser or greater degree, it could be you have very slight astigmatism also,again many ppl do have a small amount of astigmatism but get by fine without glasses or contacts,

what you are describing viewing at night with streetlights is a natural variant known as the 'ciliary coronis' which is sometimes mislabeled as 'starbursting'

I think you are fine,just too aware of your vision,

by John C Hagan III, MD, FACS, Jun 01, 2008 09:54PM
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