This condition causes sudden one-sided vision loss ... dramatically different or longer-lasting than usual New-onset kaleidoscope vision Kaleidoscope vision makes you feel like you’re looking ...

It can signal the onset of a full stroke that may more seriously affect your abilities. Sometimes a TIA can produce symptoms similar to a visual migraine episode, including kaleidoscope vision.

Kaleidoscope vision is just one type of aura. Auras occur in response to a sudden increase in neuronal activity. In most cases, auras are due to migraine. Visual auras can occur with or without ...

Similar to the patient here, patients with Purtscher retinopathy typically present with sudden, painless vision loss 2 to 48 hours after the causal pathology. Typically, findings are seen ...

A 43-year-old man presented with a chief complaint of a sudden onset “gray spot” associated with a decrease in central vision in the left eye 2 days earlier. The patient had no ocular history.

Dear Dr. Roach: Periodically, I suffer from kaleidoscope vision where my ... F.M. Dear F.M.: Sudden changes in vision in a 70-year-old man should raise the concern about a blockage in the arteries ...

What Are the Symptoms of Common Vision Problems? Nearsightedness: Blurry vision that gets worse when you look at distant objects. Your doctor will call it myopia. You may have very good close vision.

At a mean of 16.1 days after fever onset, patients experienced initial symptoms including sudden vision loss, visual field ...

Kaleidoscope vision is just one type of aura. Auras occur in response to a sudden increase in neuronal activity. In most cases, auras are due to migraine. Visual auras can occur with or without ...

DEAR DR. ROACH: Periodically, I suffer from kaleidoscope vision where my ... F.M. Dear Reader: Sudden changes in vision in a 70-year-old man should raise the concern about a blockage in the ...