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Vision flickering while wake up
I have vision flickering issue while lying down at night and when i woke up. It lasts for few seconds. Had dialated eye exam doctor found nothing. I am afraid and frustrated. I have lattice degeneration in one eye for which i had laser treatment. But this flickering issue isn't going. It is from 4 months.
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See if you are Having good sleep Too much digital time n strain Stress
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reduce screen time and rest properly,  use good quality lubricant drops 3/4  times . take some vitamin supplements can do deep breathing exercises
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see for a month, if nothing helps ..see a neurologist
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As the lattice is lasered,,there is little chance of retina getting detached.( you see such flickering or flashes in impending retinal detachment ) so as long as there are no sudden appearance of black spots or sudden increase in the frequency of flickering you can continue with yearly or 6 monthly follow up with a retina consultant  Some times migraine also presents like that. So if you have head ache accompanying you have to consult a neurologist.
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If the laser treatment was more than an year ago, go for a re check up, otherwise use vitamin supplements and reduce screen time
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Flashes is usually because of vitreous pulling on the Retina causing electrical impulse in the brain. Flashes may not disappear after laser or it may take years to fade. There may not be a solution for it..try to ignore but meet a retinal consultant if it increases or repeats again n again..
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