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Visual stuff can be the most horrible part of Lyme. It is very isolating, and leads to a feeling of unreality or dreamlike states. Mine is similar to what your daughter mentions, and was also increased by Mino.
I think it is something like an optic disfunction, not sure of the term. Mine personally is a problem with eye teaming, as in the eyes do not coordinate in the task of seeing. So, in effect, the brain is processing two separate pieces of information. Makes the day very exhausting.
This may be what your daughter is experiencing. It is hard to put into words, so I am not sure.
If your insurance covers it, you might try vision therapy. It helped me, then the insurance stopped covering it, so I had to stop.
Good luck to you.
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- Any of this ring a bell? If so, minocycline may be affecting her inner/middle ear (vestibular system): ----------------------------
Topic: TINNITUS: Ringing Between The Ears; Vestibular, Balance, Hearing with compiled links - including HYPERACUSIS -
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- Liver support, other nutritional supplements are essential to help reduce the herx, however, for eyes, the specific resting and focus exercises here may be of some comfort along the way. ------------------------
It's nice to see what it's like on You Tube and then purchase for your daily use with your DVD player. You Tube denies him of his rightful due for all his research and work.
The DVD is very affordable - about the cost of one supplement - it's just about $20. and you get a book with it, too. The DVD is also much easier on your eyes - from your TV at a distance. The computer screen is much harder on eyes.
This 1 hour and 15 minute DVD plus 65 page illustrated study guide and eye chart was the surprise hit at the recent New York Yoga Expo and evidently with good reason.
Meir Schneider, PhD, LMT is well known for his pioneering work with self healing in general eyesight improvement in particular. -
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