should i pay for mri or is it just anxiety
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my symptoms are floaters, light sensivity, visual snow, eye pain from tension, muscle spasms and the worst is visual perception problems such as longer noses and pointy ears with what seems to be a slightly zoomed in reality. I understand anxiety works in many viscious ways but to really effect my eyesight is not something i see alot of people talk about on this forum, any feedback on similiar experiences would be greatly appreciated. im not convinced its completely anxiety and cant a serrious illness bring anxiety on in the 1st place.
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Swinging_Sister george01055
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my brother is an eye doctor, i might suggest you start there, because they can tell so much about your health through an eye exam. really. he diagnoses all kinds of things inexpensively, and then can refer you on to someone else......just a thought.
Anxious_Nick george01055
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Hello Geroge. Yes, it's worth seeing an eye doctor or even your GP. They'll be able to give you advice. A quick look into the eyes by a doctor can tell them so much. Believe me, if you need further tests done they'll tell you. So that's the first step. If you've already been to an eye doctor recently and have been cleared, then you can chalk this up to stress and anxiety. My anxiety has indeed caused vision issues in the past. But you need to get checked first just to be sure. I think you're absolutely fine, friend.
Be well -
george01055 Anxious_Nick
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thanks for reply ive got an eye test thursday gp looked in myeyes and sid there fine but they don't have all the equipment there for full examination so see what they say on thursday
Anxious_Nick george01055
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I'm sure things will check out for you, George. Try your very best not to worry!
Best