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We want YOU! Take this quick eye test for us - do you see the haze?
A few of us have a long running thread regarding a strange occurance with our eye sight. http://tinyurl.com/9z9fsxm
What happens is when we look in certain lights we see a large hazy cloud pass across our vision. Now we are unsure what to think of these. They may be floaters but they are the strangest kind we have ever experienced.
So this is what we want you to do.
Step 1: Go to a dark room and take your laptop with you (if no laptop, use a TV screen or look outside a bright window in a darkened room)
Step 2: Turn the laptop on and get a white screen up of some sort (a blank Word page is fine)
Step 3: Focus on the right side of the screen. Then move your eyes to the other side of the screen. Then back, and forth a few times (try different speeds and angles).
Do you see a haze move across your vision? Is it white or dark? Does it move with the direction of your eyes or opposite?
Many thanks from Sas, TVTipp and myself.
What happens is when we look in certain lights we see a large hazy cloud pass across our vision. Now we are unsure what to think of these. They may be floaters but they are the strangest kind we have ever experienced.
So this is what we want you to do.
Step 1: Go to a dark room and take your laptop with you (if no laptop, use a TV screen or look outside a bright window in a darkened room)
Step 2: Turn the laptop on and get a white screen up of some sort (a blank Word page is fine)
Step 3: Focus on the right side of the screen. Then move your eyes to the other side of the screen. Then back, and forth a few times (try different speeds and angles).
Do you see a haze move across your vision? Is it white or dark? Does it move with the direction of your eyes or opposite?
Many thanks from Sas, TVTipp and myself.
I have a white or blurry spot in my peripheral that moves opposite the direction I look. I'm seeing a neuro ophthalmologist on Wednesday. I have found only 2 posts similar to my experience:
two related posts:
http://www.medhelp.org/posts/Eye-Care/Cloudy-floaters-in-both-eyes-only-in-certain-lights---normal/show/1757478
http://www.medhelp.org/posts/Eye-Care/White-see-through-haze-in-both-eyes-when-I-move-them-Advice-please/show/1784915
different:
http://www.justanswer.com/eye-health/6u2ac-large-blurry-spot-right-eye-become.html
two related posts:
http://www.medhelp.org/posts/Eye-Care/Cloudy-floaters-in-both-eyes-only-in-certain-lights---normal/show/1757478
http://www.medhelp.org/posts/Eye-Care/White-see-through-haze-in-both-eyes-when-I-move-them-Advice-please/show/1784915
different:
http://www.justanswer.com/eye-health/6u2ac-large-blurry-spot-right-eye-become.html
Oh, well if they see see that then they can comment after the test.
Hey Dr Ray, you didn't do the test! C'mon, everyone's got to chip in. Even celebrity doctors.
Hey Dr Ray, you didn't do the test! C'mon, everyone's got to chip in. Even celebrity doctors.
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