vision problems looking for advice

[Unregistered]

Started to get floaters about 2 years ago.. About a month ago I started to become very sensitive to bright lights as well as having some some rather strained vision. These past couple of weeks things have worsened and whenever looking at a clear blue sky or white background there seems to be, what I would describe as, a storm of miniscule black floaters in the background. I had an eye exam about a month ago before the onset of the real strain I am having now and the doc recommended glasses but I feel I may need more extensive testing as the glasses do not get rid of the black fuzziness and the majority of the strain still remains.. Any ideas of what this could be guys? I havent had a diabetes test so maybe I should do that?

[TheAngels]

I just inherited 2 of the Acobat magnifiers from my father-in-law who passed away in August. They are very new though quite expensive new. He paid $2500 for the 19 inch and $2800 for the 22 ". They are almost new and mint condition. They wouldn't help someone completely blind of course, but they are quite an amazing tool. He kept one in the kitchen to cook / read by and one in his office. I would knock the price down $1000 if you are interested. We will be donating them for a writeoff of about equal benefit to me before the end of the year.

My father in law had the same disease. It worked wonders for him, but I'm sure it depends on how bad it is for him.

[jackanderson]

Hi,
Eye and vision problem are most common problem after brain injury an dspme vision problem can be due to trauma to eye.But many other vision problems are actually caused by injury to your brain. I can suggest you some tips on eye which will be benifical for you.They are as follow:
Intake of vitaminA is benifical for eyes.wash eyes with cold water to get sparkling eyes. Put a slice of cucmber over your eye.If your eye twitches, or your eyes are red and feeling itchy, massage your scalp with curd.

[sEyehealth]

Carry your glasses with you... Either put them in a small dry box, a pocket on your BC, or inside your wetsuit... If you lose your mask underwater, contacts are not going to help you see better... If your prescription is not so bad that you have to have it to see *anything* while underwater, you probably don't need a prescription mask...
Contacts were never an option for me -- I can't stand the feel of them
in my eyes...
hope it will help u..
thanks..

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