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Blurry Vision by Lesa Patient Expert

Posted Tue 26 Aug 2008 4:22pm Now I am dealing with blurred vision. What next I ask?? Started last night. My pupils seem extra dilated too. What the heck?? Going to tak a nap and see if it will disappear while I am sleeping! Never had a problem with my vision before. Veddy Strange! (Hey! Before I forget. If anyone has to have surgery with anesthesia ask Read on »

Blurry Vision by Monica O. Healthy Living Professional

Posted Mon 19 Oct 2009 10:07pm ! That Red Eye gave me blurry vision!! Last night my mom took Matt and I to Blizzberry – a self serve frozen yogurt place nearby. Frozen yogurt is actually my favorite dessert and I Read on »

Blurry Vision by Erinn .. Patient Expert

Posted Tue 27 Jan 2009 6:38pm "It is such a beautiful day again today", I thought as I drove past the familiar buildings. I was on my way home after running a few errands and I was tired, but better yet would be that the kids are tired, I thought. I checked my rear view mirror. "Yes! One down one to go." I made a left turn and I heard it, the familiar, distinctive ... Read on »

Can Anxiety Cause Vision Problems? by Paul Patient Expert

Posted Sat 14 Mar 2009 4:22pm but of importance to us is the fact that it can increase intraocular pressure. And although the elevation of intraocular pressure may not be significant it can cause blurry vision. Tunnel... Having tricks of vision is most definitely an anxiety symptom. The type of tricks vary but generally speaking they involve blurry vision, tunnel vision, and just plain Read on »

7 Ways To Enhance Your Vision – Tips For Life Long Healthy Vision by Ruth S. Patient Expert

Posted Mon 09 Aug 2010 4:10pm Ophthalmologists at the Mayo Clinic found that sleep deprivation and sleep irregularities can lead to blurred vision and eye discomfort; if these issues persist, they can lead to major vision problems. Lack of regular sleep can also cause papilledema, a swelling in the optic nerve that eventually leads to gradual vision deterioration. In addition, sleep Read on »

Vision Problems NOT the Cause of Dyslexia by Shelley Dannenberg Patient Expert

Posted Tue 02 Jun 2009 4:41pm

1 Comment A popular myth about dyslexia is that it is a vision problem. Dyslexia is neurologically based, and has nothing to do with vision. A child could have acuity problems AND dyslexia, but problems with eyesight do not cause dyslexia. If your child is having difficulty seeing the board or reading, it is certainly a good idea to have a thorough eye exam Read on »

Looking into the Eye - MS and Vision by stuart Patient Expert

Posted Tue 17 Nov 2009 10:20pm with MS are: > Optic Neuritis An inflammation of the optic nerve that can cause sudden loss of vision, usually in one eye, blurred vision and eye pain. It is the most... If you've ever had double or blurred vision, eye pain or any visual limitations, you're not alone. Up to 80% of people living with relapsing MS have, or have Read on »

Eye Exercises To Improve Vision – Restore 20-20 Vision Naturally by Ruth S. Patient Expert

Posted Wed 05 Jan 2011 2:32pm this dramatic increase in poor vision? Our daily lifestyles! Some of the most common causes for poor eyesight is a result of our lifestyle both work and play. Computers... daily lives, their use causes our eyes to become lazy. The result? A deterioration in vision over time and stronger lenses being prescribed year after year. What we end up Read on »

MIMFreedom, Vision Care How to improve your vision, by Ruth S. Patient Expert

Posted Fri 12 Sep 2008 11:38am I came accross this company and found it extremely interesting because I had heard about this particular Vision Care many years before already and often wondered about it. Anyways, I wanted to pass this on so you could also take a look at this. http://seebetter.blogspot.com/ How to improve your vision, How To Improve Your Vision Naturally Read on »

Natural Vision Correction – Improve Eyesight Naturally With Eye Exercises To Improve Vision by Ruth S. Patient Expert

Posted Sat 18 Dec 2010 12:41pm lenses. As a matter of fact, people suffering from poor vision want better alternatives to seeing their oculists all the time. Forget about corrective surgeries usually carried out by doctors to correct poor eyesight; adhere to the tips in this article and achieve better vision without glasses. Your age is not even an issue here because there is hope Read on »