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Medical Forum / General / Vision / March 2005strange blurring vision
First, sorry for my bad english. I experience something like a tv noise in vision, like the background is "moving" with very high frequency. Something similar to tiny spots shutting on and of very fast. I can see this noise in light and in black surfaces, and I am disturbed a lot by PC monitor. I've gone to the optic doctor, I've almost good vision (i wear light glasses), he checked the back of my eye and said my retina is all ok. I have floaters, but I got used to them. What could it be? Is there someone experiencing similar sintomphs? Some place on the web toi chec? I work on a PC and this is seriously depressing me. Thank you, Matteo > What could it be? Is there someone experiencing similar sintomphs? Some > place on the web toi chec? I work on a PC and this is seriously > depressing me. > > Thank you, > Matteo Matteo, wake up! http://TheCentralFixation.it > What could it be? Is there someone experiencing similar sintomphs? Some > place on the web toi chec? I work on a PC and this is seriously > depressing me. > > Thank you, > Matteo http://TheCentralFixation.com > First, sorry for my bad english. > I experience something like a tv noise in vision, like the background [quoted text clipped - 12 lines] > Thank you, > Matteo Could be ocular migraine (=ophthalmic migraine)... does it last 15-30 minutes? Do you feel strange or unwell, or get a headache afterwards? Dom No, it is continuous, and the effects aren't so hard to get strange feelings. Is something like watching a TV channel without perfect tuning. Have you been checked for diabetes and glaucoma? > Have you been checked for diabetes and glaucoma? Yes, go and be checked and served thir addictive drugs, and so you are done. >> Have you been checked for diabetes and glaucoma? > >Yes, go and be checked and served thir addictive drugs, and so you are >done. What a helpful soul you are. >>> Have you been checked for diabetes and glaucoma? >> >>Yes, go and be checked and served thir addictive drugs, and so you are >>done. > >What a helpful soul you are. If you place an "a" in front of "soul" and say it aloud, I think you'll be quite close. >>>> Have you been checked for diabetes and glaucoma? >>> [quoted text clipped - 5 lines] > If you place an "a" in front of "soul" and say it aloud, I think > you'll be quite close. Who is administrating this newsgroup ? Couldn't we just block his account ? > Who is administrating this newsgroup ? Couldn't we just block his account ? No-one. smv is unmoderated, so anyone can post. Individual readers can, of course, killfile him. -- Robert Please, don't be a fascist. > Please, don't be a fascist. Please, look at the sun through binoculars. You will see the light. >>> Have you been checked for diabetes and glaucoma? >> >>Yes, go and be checked and served thir addictive drugs, >>and so you are done. > > What a helpful soul you are. I'm sorry that you've been flamed by Rishi. Consider it a rite of passage. You are right -- diabetes and glaucoma are serious risks. Rishi is a less-polite Otis. -- Robert >I'm sorry that you've been flamed by Rishi. Consider it a >rite of passage. You are right -- diabetes and glaucoma >are serious risks. > >Rishi is a less-polite Otis. Was that a flame? *wink* I must've missed it... > rite of passage. You are right -- diabetes and glaucoma > are serious risks. In fact you cannot kid so much with diabetes and glaucoma. But with imperfect sight, and errors of refraction, you are so happy to cheat people prescribing glasses instead of teaching how to cure themselves... The eye is strong, but in the end it weakens. I'm sure I don't have glaucoma, I don't think to have diabetes (I don't have any other related sintomphs) but I'll do blood analisys soon. > I'm sure I don't have glaucoma, I don't think to have diabetes (I don't > have any other related sintomphs) but I'll do blood analisys soon. How are you sure you don't have glaucoma? I thought the same thing, but that's apparently what it turned out to be. In the blurred areas of my vision, bright objects seem to shimmer. -Gudrun > First, sorry for my bad english. > I experience something like a tv noise in vision, like the background [quoted text clipped - 9 lines] > place on the web toi chec? I work on a PC and this is seriously > depressing me. I think you are seeing the normal background "noise" of vision. If the specs are very tiny and shimmer a bit, you are seeing shadows of blood vessels, blood cells in the vessels and the random electrical noise of the system. Try to ignore it, the more you pay attention to it, the more you will notice it. A new, flat screen, high resolution moniter may help Dr Judy > Thank you, > Matteo > I think you are seeing the normal background "noise" of vision. If the > specs are very tiny and shimmer a bit, you are seeing shadows of blood > vessels, blood cells in the vessels and the random electrical noise of the > system. Try to ignore it, the more you pay attention to it, the more you > will notice it. Now we come to know that there is NOISE OF VISION --- Indeed these learned men are very skillful to invent names to symptoms which they don't have a clue about!!! ...and now we come to know the NOISE OF SCI.MED.VISION. DrG Great discovery! Please, bring forth ONE patient that you diagnosed with GLAUCOMA and you could treat and then declared CURED. Thanks. PS: you go on putting names on conditions you yourself create in the minds of the gullible... You should be arrested and put to jail. Poor innocent people mistreated in such a way... How can you go on and on without thinking about it and the harm you have done??? |
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