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So I m wondering if anyone ever has their vision "vibrate" at least thats the best description I can give it. Its usually when I wake up in the morning, but does happen off and on through the day.
Everything has the appearance of vibrating or rippling, I m thinking it might be a toxin release of some kind but really have no clue.
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Tincup
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Not knowing your condition, I would have to recommend having that checked out by a doctor.
Could be a retina situation or an eye-brain (neuro) problem?? Could be a number of things.
And it could be a problem, that if allowed to get worse, could cause vision damage and/or not be reversible.
I am NOT saying it can't be fixed, I am just saying not to ignore eye problems. Whenever your eyes are involved, seek medical care.
Lyme has left me legally blind and others have lost vision due to Lyme, Bartonella, etc, so please don't take chances.
Let us know what you find out and I do hope it gets better for you!
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Thanks Tincup, I ll press my doc on it more next week when I see him, though he hasnt given it much concern. For what its worth it has gotten better over the last 4 months on ABX. Crossing fingers
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My eyes do a similar thing. Its like they shake a little. Mostly when I read or watch tv. I have not even thought about mentioning it to my LLMD, so thank you Tincup for the advice. I will be sure to mention it now.
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