So the thing is I'm 20 female , a computer science and engineering Student. Although I'm being anxious for like 2 years(not taking any medication), I had experienced blurred vision for like 1 or 2 seconds sometimes but it usually go away. Also I'm myopic. I wear -2.25 glasses since the age of 15. Today when I was working on my laptop suddenly my vision got blurry and it lasted for like 10-15 seconds and it freaked me out and I ran into the state of panic. I searched for it and all the red flags came up which even aggravated my panic. I'm working on a project(I'm in university) and can't go home for like 2 more weeks. I'm afraid that I'll lose my vision. I also have a slight pressure in my forehead.
Any positive assurance would be highly appreciated.
It could all be your anxiety doing it to you. Blurry vision seems to be a very common symptom.
(Not a doctor or medical advice).
Momentary blurry eyes sounds more neurological than an actual eye problem.
The only other conditions you would have to Journal is “when”... and log if you ate or didn’t. If diabetes runs in the family, or high blood pressure spikes.
The only other thing is being your age, and by chance you feel the weight of the world on your shoulders, being in University and that shift to being responsible for yourself, or getting a job blah blah blah can easily cause some crazy tension. And in the world of anxiety it’s just a simple question of what in the list will you get versus what I get.
The only other thing is being your age, and by chance you feel the weight of the world on your shoulders, being in University and that shift to being responsible for yourself, or getting a job blah blah blah can easily cause some crazy tension. In the world of anxiety it’s just a simple question of what in the list will you get versus what I get.
For myself neurologically my left eye it’s just getting worse. I always had 2020 vision, and now age 43 only two years ago my left eye start going crazy. But I do have a neurological issue going on because I came off a medication that screws up the central nervous system.