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"Kaleidescope" vision.


giddyup

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Anyone experienced this? and I don't want hear about your 60's acid trip. I first had an attack a couple of years ago, but seem to get one every couple of months now. It's a horrible feeling where your vision becomes fragmented as though you are looking through broken glass. The problem usually lasts for about 30 minutes. I had an eye test at Bkk Hospital a few months back and other than a small cataract in one eye they said everything is fine. It's a bit of a worry as I dread any kind of vision impairment which could effect driving, reading and watching TV etc. Afaik there are no cures.

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5 minutes ago, faraday said:

I get horrible multi colour visual disturbance with Migraine.

Do you think that might be the cause?

I read that migraine can be a cause, but I don't have an accompaning headaches or other symptoms.

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3 minutes ago, giddyup said:

I read that migraine can be a cause, but I don't have an accompaning headaches or other symptoms.

I sometimes get a headache, & very occasionally feel sick.

 

The majority of the time though, I just have the visuals.

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1 minute ago, scubascuba3 said:

Yes migraine aura most likely. I used to get headaches also not just the aura, no big deal, don't over react and it should pass in 20+ mins

It's a tad scary when it happens, like what if it didn't go away?

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2 minutes ago, scubascuba3 said:

It does though, if you stress out I'm convinced it makes it worse. Don't make a drama out of it when it occurs

I normally just chillout in my recliner and listen to some Michael Buble.

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