Sudden blurry vision and dizeness =(?
migraine headaches....go see the doctor
Blurry vision and blind spot after nap?
Has anyone ever experienced this before? I was sleeping and woke up suddenly in pain because I had been laying on my hand and it was putting a lot of pressure on my right eye. I shortly fell back asleep after repositioning. I woke up again--not sure after how long, and my vision is a little blurry in that eye and I have a slight blind spot/dark spot when I move my eye around in certain directions. The eye is a little puffy and tender still, but the vision thing freaks me out. It's been about 30 mins since I woke up... did this ever happen to you and how long did it take to go away?
Blurry vision at night w/ street lights.?
The same thing happens to me! I sometimes see them like you described, or a Halo around street lights at night. Don't worry about it. It happens to everyone but more when you're nearsighted. When I asked my ophthalmologist about it she said my eyes were totally normal & that's just the way the street lights reflected in my eyes. That might be a sign of something worse, but your eye doctor would have noticed by now. Sometimes it could be how the light beams off your glasses or eye contacts. If you look at the little red light on your remote control with your glasses the same shiny effect might happen, then take off your glasses and you'll see just a small red light and nothing shiny... it's the way the light is beaming off your glasses/contacts. I'm sure there is absolutely nothing wrong with your eyes though, but get them checked out if you still feel uncomfortable. I doubt you have glaucoma or anything serious. Good luck! ;)
Can a doctor know if my vision is blurry or not? How do I convince my doctor there’s something wrong with my vision, even if there isn't?
For what purpose would one wish to mislead an ophthalmologist or optometrist? Perhaps wanting a sharper vision or better visual acuity? During the examination of the eye, they would have a good idea of any vision problems. Don’t try to cheat on the eye chart.But if one is interested in a one-line improvement in visual acuity, just tell the ophthalmologist or optometrist of the request. I have had special prescriptions made for me for open ocean sailboat racing as well as long-distance driving. If the request is reasonable and non-injurious, they will oblige.Thanks for A2A.
I can blur my vision whenever I want to, is it normal?
Yes, this is perfectly normal, although many people either cannot do this or do not notice when they do.When you focus on something in your field of vision, everything else appears blurred to a greater or lesser extent - but usually, people don’t notice this, as their attention is on the thing they are focussing on.Some people, like you, can “de-focus” their eyes - really, they’re focussing on intermediate space rather than on one specific object. As their attention is on that intermediate space, it’s easier to notice that everything else in their field of vision is “out of focus” - i.e., blurred.
My Right eye has a blurred Vision ?
This has nothing to go with masturbation. You have amblyopia, commonly known as lazy eye. The parts of the brain that processes signals from the eyes need stimulation to develop properly. In some cases, one eye sees better than the other, so the brain starts ignoring the other eye. This causes the part of the brain that should be processing signals from that eye to not develop properly. The patch over your good eye was to force your brain to pay attention to the signal coming from the bad eye so that the brain would develop properly. By about the age of 8, that part of the brain is done growing, and if it isn't fully developed, it isn't ever going to develop. That's why you don't see well with that eye. Nothing can be done now to fix it. Because that part of your brain isn't fully developed, the eye does not track with the good eye. This is why people can see that your lazy eye is not aiming in the same direction as your good eye. There's nothing that can be done about this now. For those whose eyes turn inward when you read, that's something different. It's normal for eyes to turn inward when you look at something close, but if you are farsighted and don't wear glasses or contacts, your eyes will turn inward more when you look at something close. This is not lazy eye. A lazy eye looks different directions.
Blurry Vision, eyes sensitive to light.?
Its like when you look into a light and then look away, you can see but everything is a little blurry and bright. If I block my peripheral vision it seems to make it a little better. This just started a couple days ago. I have had other issues the last couple months with my eyes focusing and having blurry vision. I went to the Opthamologist and he did not find anything wrong with my vision. He referred me to the Neuro Opthamologist and he told me that he thinks that my eyes are just having a hard time focusing and there is nothing I can do. I'm 28 and he said that he sees this in a lot of older patients. Has anyone had this problem, it very irritating. I have also had my blood sugar and thyroid tested and everything was normal. Any other suggestions.
What does a person with scotoma see, blurred vision or no vision?
A scotoma can be absolute or relative, and it can be positive or negative.An absolute scotoma means that the blind spot is ‘totally blind’ in that area, ie no light of any intensity is perceived within the scotoma. A relative scotoma is a partial one where there is dimming of vision within the scotoma, but not total blindness in that area. ie a brighter light can still be detected in the scotoma but not a dimmer one.A positive scotoma is one where the person actually perceives a patch blocking part of his/her vision. This can be due to a number of different problems, for example, to a retinal scar, or to migrainous visual aura.A negative scotoma is one where the person is not aware of the blind spot normally, but which can be detected on visual field testing. A good example of this is the physiologic blind spot related to the optic nerve.So what does a person with scotoma see? It all depends, as above, on the type of scotoma the person has.
Question about cloudy vision and possible dry eye?
Dry eyes cause definite symptoms. You can get a Shirmer test, but if your eyes are dry, they're dry whether the Shirmer's is "positive" or not. Sometimes we have deficits in the different layers of the tear film...the mucous part, the oil part or the water part. Any one can cause problems. That's not what you describe. The lazy thing is...irritating. Wearing lenses a lot because...can cause a microkeratopathy or keratitis with very fine corneal edema leading to the haze you describe. I'm fairly sure this is all there is to your symptoms. Lay off the lenses for a few days, allow your corneas to get back to 'normal' and your haze should go away. Might take a week or so. With glaucoma, by the time you have corneal edema, you KNOW your pressure is high. You can feel it. That isn't the problem here. The eye strain theory isn't really evident either. Doesn't make sense from what you describe. Being a high myope means that you have very strong eyes. So strong that you have to neutralize that power. The Power is equal to 1/d where the d is in meters. So if your eyes are focused at 1 meter in front of you, but not beyond that, you are +1.00 too strong. They'd give you a -1.00 to correct for that. If you were focused at a half meter in front of you, you'd be +2.00 too strong and you'd need a -2.00 to correct it. third of a meter, -3.00 quarter of a meter or fourth of a meter, -4.00 fifth of a meter, -5.00 tenth of a meter (10 cm) -10.00. But to read, you need to bend the light more, or add + power. So it seems the number is smaller when you use the reading Rx, but really you're just adding plus power to whatever power it is you have for distance. that's why the number 'seems' smaller, ...it's really 'more' positive.
Can eye dryness cause or affect blurry vision to any degree?
Yes! If you have blurred vision sometimes, try eye drops. If you have blurred vision often see an ophthalmologist (eye doctor).I have a number of eye problems and chronic dry eye causes blurred vision and white “clouds". I have tried all the different moisture drops and artificial tears. I have used prescription Restasis drops. Nothing cures it but some things help temporarily.Eye drops may cause a little blurring, then vision is better for 20 minutes, or two hours, then foggy eyes and time to use drops again.Be careful with your eyes. You need them to last a lifetime.