Can a popped blood vessel in my eye cause temporary blurred vision? - blurred vision more condition_symptoms
If not, what could cause blurred vision?
Tuesday, December 8, 2009
Blurred Vision More Condition_symptoms Can A Popped Blood Vessel In My Eye Cause Temporary Blurred Vision?
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Very often a fraction of the blood vessels in the eye is completely harmless. It should not cause blurred vision.
Blurred vision, must be distinguished from other visual symptoms. Double vision (diplopia) is a special visual symptoms usually separated from blurred vision. It is important to determine whether one or both eyes are affected (unilateral or bilateral visual impairment), blurred vision. Another difference is whether the blurred vision occurs continually or only intermittently. All blurred vision system requires a medical diagnosis and treatment professionals.
The following diseases are some possible causes of visual impairment as a symptom. It is unlikely that other possible causes, yes, ask your doctor about your symptoms.
* The terms of the refractive
Myopia *
* Near vision
* Presbyopia
* Vision
* Uncorrected visual impairment
* Wrong Glasses
* Irritation of the eyes (see Eye symptoms)
* Dry eyes can - cause blurred vision, seeing the many CAUse of dry eye
* The conditions of the eye
Cataract
or glaucoma
Open-angle glaucoma or
or acute glaucoma
Macular degeneration or
or macular degeneration
Diabetic lens osmosis or
or iritis
* Diabetes - due to diabetic lens osmosis or diabetic retinopathy in diabetes and related conditions are met:
Undiagnosed diabetes or
or poorly controlled diabetes
or CAD --
HHNS or
* Pregnancy
* Migraine - causing visual effects before the onset of migraine.
Anemia - see also types of anemia
* Certain kidney diseases
* Certain conditions Nerve
* Certain conditions of the brain
or stroke
or transient ischemic attack
* Temporal arteritis
* Among the possible causes of intermittent episodes of blurred vision or vision problems, including:
or diabetic lens osmosis - blurred vision due to diabetes, diabetic ketoacidosis, HHNS, etc.
or glaucoma
blurred or sharp angle glaucoma - usually unilateral episodic.
or multiple sclerosis
or transient ischemic attack - TIA to say, cause many each blurred vision.
or circulatory
Insufficiency of the carotid artery or
or amaurosis fugax
Or carotid embolic
atherosclerotic or stroke
Or vertebrobasilar insufficiency - causing episodes of blurred or double vision.
* Visual hallucinations (see the distortion of vision)
* Amphetamine intoxication - in high doses.
* Some medicines
* Digitalis toxicity
Ametropia
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