Question about eyesight
Posted: Sat Jun 21, 2008 2:09 pm
I have a question for those who read this post...
Last night I fell asleep in bed watching TV, after about and hour I woke up.... I was hot so I stood up to turn on the ceiling fan and noticed that I couldn't see right. At first I thought my eyes were just trying to adjust, but they never did snap out of it. Both of my eyes worked fine by theirselves, but they weren't seeing properly together.
I've had nystagmus before (that was my presenting symptom with MS). I know what that is like and this wasn't it. I could still see, but it was almost as if I was cross-eyed, yet my eyes didn't appear to be cross eyed in the mirror.
I went back to sleep, not wanting to think of what it may mean (a relapse!), and when I woke up in the morning, I didn't have the problem. I did have a slight residual effect, but very very slight. I still do. Its hardly noticeable, but since I am in tune to these things TOO much I can't stop paying attention to it.
It doesn't affect my eye sight at all, or at least yet.
So, did I have a relapse? Has anyone else ever experienced anything like this?
Any feedback or input would be appreciated.
Brock
Last night I fell asleep in bed watching TV, after about and hour I woke up.... I was hot so I stood up to turn on the ceiling fan and noticed that I couldn't see right. At first I thought my eyes were just trying to adjust, but they never did snap out of it. Both of my eyes worked fine by theirselves, but they weren't seeing properly together.
I've had nystagmus before (that was my presenting symptom with MS). I know what that is like and this wasn't it. I could still see, but it was almost as if I was cross-eyed, yet my eyes didn't appear to be cross eyed in the mirror.
I went back to sleep, not wanting to think of what it may mean (a relapse!), and when I woke up in the morning, I didn't have the problem. I did have a slight residual effect, but very very slight. I still do. Its hardly noticeable, but since I am in tune to these things TOO much I can't stop paying attention to it.
It doesn't affect my eye sight at all, or at least yet.
So, did I have a relapse? Has anyone else ever experienced anything like this?
Any feedback or input would be appreciated.
Brock