Visual disturbance has tipped me over the edge

[AntsyVee]

Yeah, they each have their pros and cons. I find the depression lasts longer than the anxiety.

[melfish]

It's garbage. I hate it :(

[pulisa]

You would need to be very careful taking SSRIs anyway with constant agitation/ "caged lion" syndrome (I made that one up!). I reckon a short course of benzos would help take the edge off and I can't see why your GP would be reluctant to prescribe?

[Potter86]

Has anyone ever heard of being able to see what looks like cells moving in there vision???not floaters but thousands of tiny black dots that are constantly there?im getting scared now

[jojo2316]

Has anyone ever heard of being able to see what looks like cells moving in there vision???not floaters but thousands of tiny black dots that are constantly there?im getting scared now

This isn't dr Google I promise. I worried about the very same things, and here is the explanation:
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Blue...tic_phenomenon

[Potter86]

This isn't dr Google I promise. I worried about the very same things, and here is the explanation:
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Blue...tic_phenomenon

Hi mine is not like that it is literally like thousands of tiny dots in both eyes which are constantly there and they are moving very slowly.also it looks like its raining in doors the vision is flickering alot.

[jojo2316]

I think that is what mine is like too. They are blood cells.

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Melfish so sorry you are having a super tough time at the moment. It really is the pits.
How about small steps? Tiny things each day? Today: a shower and ten minutes on the treadmill? It might help.
I totally know the feeling of climbing the walls trying to escape your own skin. I sometimes - I'm sure erroneously- wish I had "plain old depresssion".