Answers to blurred vision

[erash]

Saw Neurologist today. And was told that a more specific test than the evoked potential is the ocular CT. And that even if it is not optic neuritis what they are finding is that MS Can cause a deterioration of the retinal nerve causing the blurriness. This makes sense and hope it can be helpful for some others.

[Juleigh21]

Thank you so much for this info! I'm totally going to look into this.

[cassielynn71]

Thanks!!!! Initially I thought it was weird that the Ophthalmologist didn't find anything....Because I KNEW what I was "feeling" and seeing was/is real! Thanks so much for pursuing this

[Judi4]

erash Thanks for your posts. I will definitely mention this next appointment with my Opthamologist. Nice to get an accurate diagnosis.👀

[jimeka]

Thanks for sharing Erash, hope your eye situation can improve, blessings Jimeka

[ReitaEvans]

Thank you!!

[Eleyne92]

I had a vision screening for retinal nerve damage as part of my disability application and it came back with indications of damage. I don't see as well at night because of it. I have to reevaluate any vision issues after I've had a nap because I already have vision issues (extreme myopia and astigmatism) so being tired can have a temporary effect too.

Be sure to have your doctor screen for macular degeneration, too. Blurriness associated with that could lead to a permanent loss of sight. Caught early, it can be stopped.

[Featherhead]

Thought that my worsening blurred vision was connected to the ms but it's macular hole in one eye...just one more problem !

[erash in reply to Featherhead]

Featherhead 😥 So sorry to hear...