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scared1998
22-08-17, 20:22
Hi

Over the past few weeks I have noticed that from time to time the corners/peripheral of my vision go really blurry/wavy for a few seconds. It doesn't go dark or anything, just really blurry.

I have had my eyes checked out and they're all fine and my vision is usually great. Starting to worry about what this might be, have a huge heart fear and scared it's something to do with that e.g. My heart isn't pumping enough blood to my eyes.

Any input would be great thanks :)

Midnight-mouse
22-08-17, 20:35
Isn't it strange how our fears make us assume certain things, I obsess over cancer and have had this and swear blind (pun bad but still intended) that it's a brain tumour or the like - obviously this was not the case but yes I've experienced it too with no other problems with my eyes.


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scared1998
22-08-17, 21:32
Thanks for replying! It is strange how our anxiety makes us believe everything is linked.. I can see I am being irrational but at the same time I do believe it's something terrible, ahhh it's a vicious cycle lol.

Midnight-mouse
23-08-17, 00:37
Thanks for replying! It is strange how our anxiety makes us believe everything is linked.. I can see I am being irrational but at the same time I do believe it's something terrible, ahhh it's a vicious cycle lol.



At least you are able to see that there is irrational thought. It is hard to separate one from the other, but your doing great


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scared1998
07-09-17, 15:57
Does anyone ever get sudden blurred vision?

For the past month or so I have been experiencing sudden blurred/wavy vision in my peripheral vision for a few seconds to a few minutes at most. It seems to be worse when in light/bright environments. Also sometimes when I look at a light there is a halo/glare around it. I'm really worried.

I have a huge heart fear and I am scared these symptoms are caused by my heart not pumping enough blood to my eyes.

Been to the opticians, everything was fine, although I wasn't experiencing symptoms at the time I went.

Elen
07-09-17, 16:16
Hi

This is just a courtesy reply to let you know that your thread was merged with another of your threads

It is nothing personal it is just to make it easier for people to follow your story and to give you advice as a whole.

Elen

Annaboodle
07-09-17, 16:36
I get this a lot. It is def worse for me in light/bright environments. Strip lights are the worst - do you find that? But bright daylight is bad too. This tells me that it's nothing sinister though, as logically there is no reason why it should be worse in bright light and then go away when I go somewhere less bright (this is what I tell myself when it's happening). Today for example I got it in the supermarket (I ALWAYS get it in there) and then it stopped as soon as I left and went outside (no sun - it's Glasgow ;) I often walk about in sunglasses as it seems to stop this from happening. Am seriously thinking of getting non-prescription transition lenses in glasses so I can wear them under strip lights, etc. indoors without looking suspiciously like a shoplifter or giant **** wandering about in my shades all the time!

Anyway, just to say that I get this too a lot with anxiety but I don't worry that it's anything more than that any more. Though it is a pain and I'm aware of it more than I'd like.



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ooh, it bleeped out my swearing (I didn't say anything that bad - promise! lol)

scared1998
07-09-17, 16:46
Thanks for replying!

I have attached two images of what I am describing, as sometimes i think it is hard to describe accurately, is it this that you experience?

The second image of the kitchen isn't loading very well sorry.. i blurred the corners to try to imitate what I am experiencing but it hasn't worked very well!

scared1998
07-09-17, 16:54
Hi, I have tried to use a different image to imitate what I am experiencing. The text represents my vision and the blurriness is quite close to the scary symptom I have been experiencing :(

Fishmanpa
07-09-17, 17:16
You were checked out by a medical professional and all was well. No one can tell you what's going on based on manipulated photo images.

I hope things resolve for you.

Positive thoughts

scared1998
07-09-17, 18:14
THanks for the advice fishmanpa.

I'm trying to stay logical but I just worry because I wasn't experiencing the symptoms at the time of my eye test, I'm worried it's something I'd with my circulation at certain times.

maianixon
18-09-17, 10:08
Thanks for replying!

I have attached two images of what I am describing, as sometimes i think it is hard to describe accurately, is it this that you experience?

The second image of the kitchen isn't loading very well sorry.. i blurred the corners to try to imitate what I am experiencing but it hasn't worked very well!

I get this same thing too on the first picture!! its like bright eyes are reflecting all over my visual field when its dark it's so annoying. I also have blurred vision 24/7 the past couple of months and countless other visual symptoms, some are very weird (i won't say them so you dont start to look for them too). I've been to an eye doctor & neuro both said everything is fine and that there doesnt seem to be an "organic" problem causing. It's still super scary to me tbh but it seems like anxiety can really mess with our vision badly