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Belfast, UK

Yesterday for about 20minutes sitting in the car laughing with my friend..this is hard to explain but in mid air I was seeing like waves looked like fumes from gas that's only way I can explain it in both eyes it did wear of..anyone else had this? Xx Lulu

April 16, 2016
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A MyMSTeam Member

Just wondering, is it more like some one put a filter in front on your vision?
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April 16, 2016 (edited)
A MyMSTeam Member

Good luck with that.at least you are going to the right place xx

April 20, 2016
A MyMSTeam Member

Go to to eye casualty it could be a symptom of Optic Neuritis unless you've had it already then you'll know the score. Go to optician anyway. Mine sent me to RVH as he was worried aboutblocked blood vessel. Better safe than sorry with MS xx

April 17, 2016 (edited)
A MyMSTeam Member

The bursting of blood vessels in the retina as the shrinking vitreous gel pulls on them. Eye floaters caused by this kind of minor hemorrhaging create little black dots in your field of vision, which can resemble smoke or a cloud of gnats. They usually resolve themselves as the blood is reabsorbed by the body, but can last for months.This is what I was looking at, with regards to "smoke" @A MyMSTeam Member

April 16, 2016
A MyMSTeam Member

This should work. Darn phone only copied partial address. http://www.everydayhealth.com/vision-center/the...

April 16, 2016

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