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Medical Forum / General / Vision / December 2006Strange eye symptoms
Hi, Most of the times in a day my eyes appear glassy(kind of mirrorish) with a staring look. This makes my face look kinda devilish (sometimes worse than that when the outer layer of my eyes starts reflecting lights like a waxed surface) Would be really of great help if someone could tell me what is causing this and if this can be cured. Many Thanks T. > Hi, > Most of the times in a day my eyes appear glassy(kind of mirrorish) [quoted text clipped - 5 lines] > Many Thanks > T. are you taking any medications (legal or otherwise?) > > Hi, > > Most of the times in a day my eyes appear glassy(kind of mirrorish) [quoted text clipped - 7 lines] > > > are you taking any medications (legal or otherwise?) No I am not; not even supplements. ok then maybe you need to post photos of your face both in and out of this "condition" and we can get a better idea (if you can't do that, get an eye exam while in that state) and maybe you'll get an answer >>>Hi, >>>Most of the times in a day my eyes appear glassy(kind of mirrorish) [quoted text clipped - 9 lines] > > No I am not; not even supplements. Thanks for your response. Sorry I was into something else so could not respond. I can provide the photo if required. But actually i can describe the symptoms in more detail... Actually many times in a day, a cloudy but completely transparent glassy film covers my eyes with a great bit of brightness. Which makes it look like mirrorish and gives a heavy staring look. I have stong feeling that something triggers this like an allergy or some kind of trigger. Your help is greatly appreciated. Thanks. > ok then maybe you need to post photos of your face both in and out of > this "condition" and we can get a better idea (if you can't do that, get [quoted text clipped - 13 lines] > > > > No I am not; not even supplements. yes, photos would help, although you're not allowed to post them on sci.med.vision. If you can post them to a web site that can be linked, that's permissable. Otherwise, you can attatch them to a private e-mail to me and I can post them on a site for you. w.stacy, o.d. >Thanks for your response. Sorry I was into something else so could not >respond. [quoted text clipped - 44 lines] > > > yes, photos would help, although you're not allowed to post them on > sci.med.vision. If you can post them to a web site that can be linked, > that's permissable. Otherwise, you can attatch them to a private e-mail > to me and I can post them on a site for you. I normally post these things to: http://tinypic.com It's free and very easy. They will give you a link to post here. > Hi, > Most of the times in a day my eyes appear glassy(kind of mirrorish) [quoted text clipped - 5 lines] > Many Thanks > T. Do your eyes itch or get "red" when this occurs? My hunch is that you may be describing conjunctival chemosis ("swelling of the white- part of your eye/conjunctiva) due to an allergic reaction. May want to try some over the counter topical "allergy" eye drops such as opcon-a/vasocon-a to see if this helps at all. An evaluation by an eye provider would confirm the diagnosis in any event. frank Hi Frank, There is no itching or red coloration. But there is a kind of bulging of iris portion. Could this be the condition that you have mentioned?. I have no problem with the vision but I do get slightly photo-sensitive. Thanks.
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