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Q: Seeing bright dots

asked by: ragvaror on October 19th, 2009

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Regardless of weather its light or dark, I always seem to be able to see many bright dots across my whole field of vision. Its like the static snow you used to see when an old analogue tv was out of tune, there's just millions of bright little yellow and red dots everywhere. It tends to make focusing on things hard sometimes. I can see them all the time on all objects, but tis more evident on dark colour's or at night.

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MandMs

replied on October 19th, 2009

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Experiencing snow or television-like static in parts or whole visual field, is known as visual snow.
When present constantly for longer period of time, is diagnosed as a major symptom of so called persistent migraine aura (headache can be absent).
According to some clinical data, this visual snow can be a side effect of optic neuritis, an inflammation of optic nerve as a part of multiple sclerosis.

See neurologist and ophthalmologist for complete evaluation!

ASDASDas

replied on November 2nd, 2009

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