I experienced blackening out in left eye for 10-15 seconds.I got my MRI (brain + orbit done),Doppler and echo done.All was normal.In blood it was found very low B12 and elevated homocysteine level.Can blackening out be explained by this?
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Sudden visual blackout may be due to vasular occlusion of Retinal vessels. It's also suggested by elevated Homocysteine levels.. which increase clot formation in the vessels.
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Get your eyes checked by a Retina specialist and get investigated for CBC, ESR.Supplement your diet with B12, B6, folate
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