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Kings Park
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I am wondering if anyone experiences a flashing type irregular edge circle at times in there vision. It comes and goes once or twice over a one month period. It can last minutes or hours. There is at times pain associated with it, having it now and I thought it waould be a good time to post for help. Thanks
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Oh yes... I've never noticed the flashers lasting more than a couple of minutes, but I certainly have seen them!

It freaks me out sometimes.

The visual stuff is terrible.

Nevertheless, you should have your eyes checked by a opthamologist. Flashing lights can be an indicator of a detached retnia and should be addressed immediatly.

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Hi, I had my eyes checked a month ago, everything was fine. I am wondering if this could be Lyme related?
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I see the flashing lights too. I've had my eyes checked out and my retina was fine. So maybe it is Lyme related???

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Good... thats the first step. Now that you've made sure that you don't have a detached retnia, then it's probably Lyme related.

Like I said... I'm probably the king of visual symptoms. Like my name states, I'm dealing with pretty much every visual symptom under the sun. I have seen flashers every once in a while. I have also read on this site (search using the key word flashers)it is pretty common.

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I have seen the flashing lights only once but I do see TONS of floaters and get blurry sometimes.... I have also been checked by eye doctor and everything is ok
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Thanks for the flasher info. I get floaters also.
Thanks

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I usually get this symtom before a bad migraine.
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You know I have had a headache all day
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I had flashing lights (it was just a flash across my whole field of vision not circles though)

it has gone away with treatment.

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I have floaters & flashing lights and lots of other neuro lyme symptoms (muscle twitches, burning skin, etc). The floaters are 90% better after 9 months of abx.

The flashing lights only happen at dusk & early evening. And about 50% gone since abx.

Eye doc said eyes are fine. So, floaters & flashing lights just 2 more wonderful lyme symptoms.

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