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I Have Been Experiencing Blurred Vision In One Eye..What Does That Mean?

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Kenya
October 9
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A MyEpilepsyTeam Member

Blurred vision in one eye can be a symptom of a focal seizure originating in the occipital lobe, which processes vision. Focal seizures in this area of the brain can cause visual disturbances like blinking, hallucinations, or complete loss of vision. The exact origin of a seizure is best confirmed through an EEG test. There Show Full Answer

Blurred vision in one eye can be a symptom of a focal seizure originating in the occipital lobe, which processes vision. Focal seizures in this area of the brain can cause visual disturbances like blinking, hallucinations, or complete loss of vision. The exact origin of a seizure is best confirmed through an EEG test. There are many potential underlying causes, including traumatic brain injury, stroke, tumors, infections, genetic abnormalities, and more. Determining the cause can help guide treatment decisions.

October 9
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A MyEpilepsyTeam Member

There are 2 possibilities for Blur visions .

1. The most come possibility is you’re experiencing a side Effectfrom the medication.
Check www.drugs.com . They should have information on the side effect of the medication(s) you’re on .

The second possibility is that it maybe a form of a seizure. But it would have to be proved by an EEG , before knowing that it’s a seizure.

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October 10
A MyEpilepsyTeam Member

Only thing I can I can think of close to that is anxiety attack or panic attack if you will because they cause multiple symptoms even I've had one that did multiple stuff and that was one of them so you might have been in the start of it I'm not sure. Probably be best to talk to an eye doctor to be certain though.

October 9
A MyEpilepsyTeam Member

@A MyEpilepsyTeam Member
You can also have an MRI of your vision.

October 12
A MyEpilepsyTeam Member

@A MyEpilepsyTeam Member,thanks for the advice but I have already seen the opthalmologist.Infact am on spects.They happen at different eyes at different times .

October 10

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