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This happened just 10 to 15 minutes back .my vision is OK now.
What could it be. I'm 57 years old not diabetic physically fit and active. Went to the gym in the morning today.View Thread



On on Wednesday 13th my father had cataract eye surgery and it went well. He started seeing a small like bubble on the white of eye near his nose and it was tiny. This Saturday 16th he started to notice it was getting bigger and its oval like shape instead of a round bubble.
It also moves when he moves his eyes and curious what it is.
We think it could be due to the incision of the cataract eye surgery the liquid of the eye seeped under the white eye membrane and allowed a bubble of liquid to be formed.View Thread






when i was 15 during the summer, i use to play video games all day... and never felt eye strain. But towards the end of the summer i started having eye strain if i go on the computer for 15-20minutes or on my phone.
I went to go see a ophthalmologist, but he told me everything was fine and i had myopia in one eye, and my family eye doctor said i was fine too. i've tried everything to fix this eye strain as it impacts me on my daily tasks.
i usually wear my GP contacts for 7-8 hours and when i take them off, my eyes feel fine. But throughout the day around 1pm i start to feel eye strain and my muscles feel sore if i extend my eye movement anywhere.
i know this is just the forums, and you guys can't really diagnose me.. but i just kindly ask for you guys to put your suggestions down what you think this may be.
my thought is: the way the GP contacts shape my cornea. The light that enters my eyes is warped causing my eyes to strain to see.
thanks guys please help,
MikeView Thread






I have a very different vision when I wake-up, than I go to sleep. I may see a sign at 10 feet away daytime, but not seeing it (reading the sign) at 1 feet nightime, but not always.
The blurring and starlights accentuated.
But the most annoying thing is that I have some kind of bubble that for years was never there. Some time it is quite black, some time it is darker on the margins, some other times is more like a smudge. Some time there are two, instead of one. Also they do not always have a rectilinear trajectory. I can see the bubble moving up and than disappear, for example, than appear in another part. They vary in dimensions.
I've seen two retina specialists and they say the retina is attached and my vision is good, giving the circumstances. But the bubble(s) is still there. Also it is awkward that some time I can't see one feet ahead, when the next time I can see quite far (and everything in between). But the bubble worry me most.
What are those kind of bubbles? Any advise?
Thank you for letting me share with you.
Greg
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One likes to remain in reason health/ eye sight as long as one lives. Any suggestions in in the regard?View Thread



It's been a week since the first symptom and the flashing light seem to have got worse. I read somewhere that the first 6 weeks since the initial symptom is when most retinal tears happen...does that mean I aren't out of the woods yet? My doctor seemed very sure I would be fine...
Also it seems that PVD is common for old aged people. I'm only 42...does it mean that my vision will deteriorate earlier than normal?
Would love to hear if someone have similar problems...View Thread



One likes to remain in reason health/ eye sight as long as one lives. Any experience/suggestions in in the regard.
Thanking youView Thread


























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