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Vision loss
For the past 2 weeks I have been experiencing some vision loss in my left eye when bending over and standing back up (my vision kind of goes black). It only lasts maybe 15 seconds and then goes away. I also keep getting "waves" in my peripheral vision in the same eye, periodically throughout the day.
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it seems to be postural hypotension. please get your BP examined. if low please take electrol soln or soln of salt ,suger and lemon.
for postural hypo. please don't stand up at once follow 30..30 rule ie first sit for.30 sec then lower your legs down the bed then stand up and move.the same follow for bending.
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Get retina examination done. Looks more of retinal issue. Get your haemogram done as well.
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Your symptoms are suggestive of postural hypotension which is normal and totally physiological phenomenon
Having said that it is provisional diagnosis Kindly consult local physician
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It may due hypotension , you should first consult physician for check up.
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