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I am a 31 year old female and have been suffering from intermittent third nerve palsy of my left eye (eye gets stuck up and out, exotropia style) for over 17 years. Happens at least 1 day a week and sometimes 2-4 days a week. Each day that it happens it will last 15 minutes -2 hours (usually 1.5 hours) at a time and I will have anywhere from 3-7 episodes like this through out that day.
terror I experienced for half of my adult life. Have you ever heard the song Narcolepsy by Third Eye Blind? Does sound something like what you went through? Talk to your doctor.about it, ask him to schedule a sleep latency test for you and go from there. Don't do what I did and spend 15 years asking the wrong.people for the right answer, because they don't have it. Once I had the tests done, and found out the cause, it became much less scary.
Thank you for your comments. The first ophthamologist said the pain is due to an acute closed angle glaucoma, but the surgeon said the laser surgery is only used to save vision, and I have no vision in my left eye. He believes removing my eye is the best option. But, the surgeon who was going to remove the eye doesn't think removal will help the pain.
No way I can answer this. And some people that are blind can see things if the visual cortex of the brain is stimulated, in Charles Bonet disease and with the primative artificial eye attached to their brain.
My son had bell's palsy 6 months ago. His affected eye was bigger but now appears marginally smaller than the normal eye.Also when he smiles spontaneously the affected eye tends to close more than the normal eye.Will his affected eye get even smaller over the next few months or will it stay at this level ? He is 21 years old and was treated with prednisone for 7 days when he was first diagnosed with bell's palsy.
I have an 8 year old Bichon and she very suddenly acquired Cushings. She went totally blind in her right eye and can see something (probably shadows) in her left eye so she navigates well. I'm hoping with the Vetoryl it will stop the progression. She was such a happy-go-lucky dog and right now she can live with this but if the other eye goes blind I don't know. I know they say it is harder on the dog owner than the dog and right now it is.
My son is 19 months old he got bells palsy when he was 10 months old he has been to many places and no one seems to be helping my son out that much and now i dont think he has bells palsy anymore but i can see his right eye doesn't shut and open up like the left eye, please do you have any suggestions?
Okay.. little back story. My left eye has been around 96-98% blind since birth. I got the final result when I was 4, and that was at the University of Florida. Now with the eye being blind it has basicly detoriated over the years (I am now 21..) And with research I have seen that any hope of having a surgery that can fix the blindness in the eye is well over 10 years off at the moment.
Now, to more recent..
Four days post surgery she still is not eating, lethargic and now is acting completely blind. I take her back to the Eye vet who tells me her eye is functioning just like before (so I guess it is all in my mind or my dogs). I take Jewel to other vets who are not eye specialist and they all say I have to take her back to the eye vet. Jewel starts eating a little better - still no dog food - and is completely blind now.
I was told today my 8 yr old would most likely be completely blind in right eye and completely blind in both by 15 he has JRA and has had eye surgery and done patches the last hope is daily dialation in good eye to try to save right eye but I do not completely understand at what point is blind and can you be legally blind in one eye?
Not enough information to answer.
By birth he is totally night-blind and his day eye sight is too poor as well. Got him checked with various eyes especialists in pakistan but no Dr was able to suggest proper cure. I am very much upset bcus his eye-sight of both eyes is becoming weak by every passing day.
Kindly advise if any Dr has a treatment.
Narcolepsy is a serious neurological disorder involving excessive daytime sleepiness, cataplexy (loss of muscle tone with emotions such as laughter), sleep paralysis and hypnogogic hallucinations. Although narcolepsy affects 1 in every 2,000 people worldwide, it's often misdiagnosed or goes undiagnosed for 3 to 15 years. When will health professionals WAKE UP to the REAL narcolepsy?
Hello,
Four months before I turned 36, I started seeing flashing lights like lightening bolts and I went blind in my left eye within four days. I had retinal detachment. I actually went on on day two, and saw a regular dr and he sent me home telling me I was fine. Well, the next day at night, the blindness started. By day four I could see only the top right corner. Surgery on day 5 with the buckle and gas bubbles. Now at 41, I am still fine.
One more thought, since none of us are finding answered due to our eye health looking ok at exams, could our "blind spots" have been caused by medications we may of been on? I have been on armour thyroid, T3, baby asprin, lexapro, and fenofibrate.
On a regular vision chart we can read down to the third or fourth line from the top with this eye. And can see the remaining lines, just cannot read them. I do not understand why this happens at the DMV, other than I know it has something to do with the machine we have to look into. Could you please explain this?
PS Because of this happening at the DMV, they insist we are leagally blind in this eye (which isn't so) and have to have a restriction listed on our licenses.
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