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Re: Blurred vision (constant) FM suffererFrom: anonymous (anonymous@obgyn.net)Sat, 14 Dec 2002 11:16:37 -0600 (CST)
Hey, I don't know if I could have PCOS. A doctor thought maybe, and I passed the regular first check-up with an obstetrician some time ago(I'm barely 19), but I'm going to have to take some more tests. So I might not have it, but I am having trouble with blurry vision. For you, is it worse when you get up in the morning? Kinda a white fog? Or when you look at something straight, do you sometimes notice your peripheral vision seems foggy? I went to an ophthamalogist, and he said muscle strength could be better, but my eyes are "really good." (Which is what an eye doctor said last year before these problems.) It also can require conscious effort to focus in on something I use to see far away. At church the Power Point bothers my eyes, my eyes sometimes sting while driving w/o sunglasses, and sometimes I have trouble with the red lights of my alarm clock when it's night (and they become legible but hazy). I think blurry vision is a symptom of diabetes (which shouldn't be me--I'm not a active as I like to be at college but not sedentary; I had to make myself gain weight recently). I had wondered if it was from not drinking even water (I think it's a dehydration symptom as well). And I have spots in my eyes sometimes--gray things that float around, noticed the most when looking at a Power Point in class or typing a paper. Anyhow, does this sound like you???
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