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 Deviprasad, since you've already consulted a doctor and they confirmed there's no issue with the eyes themselves, but you're still experiencing vision issues (especially in the left eye) and possibly in the right as well, and it's been ongoing for 10 days, it's wise to explore neurological or systemic causes. Here's a structured approach to consider:

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🔍 1. Possible Causes

Since the eye structure is fine, potential causes include:

a. Neurological Causes:

• Optic neuritis (inflammation of the optic nerve)

• Visual migraine or aura without headache

• Occipital lobe issue (brain's visual processing area)

• Cervical spine issues (affecting nerves or blood flow to the brain)

b. Systemic Issues:

• Vitamin B12 deficiency

• Low hemoglobin or anemia

• Blood pressure fluctuations (especially low BP)

• Diabetes or pre-diabetes

• Stress or anxiety, which can cause blurred or tunnel vision

• Fatigue and screen overuse

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🧪 2. Tests You Can Do

Since your DOB is 9-Aug-1982 (age ~42), some basic tests could help uncover hidden issues:

• 🧠 MRI brain and orbits (if neurological causes are suspected)

• 🩸 Blood tests:

  • CBC (Complete Blood Count)

  • Serum Vitamin B12

  • Blood sugar (Fasting + HbA1c)

  • Thyroid profile (TSH, T3, T4)

• 🩺 Blood pressure monitoring

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💊 3. Suggested Improvements

a. Lifestyle

• Reduce screen time, especially if using phone/laptop frequently.

• Get 8 hours of quality sleep.

• Drink plenty of water, avoid caffeine/sugar excess.

• Do simple eye exercises:

  • Focus shifting: near to far

  • Palming: cover eyes with palms for 2–3 minutes

• Manage stress: meditation, breathing exercises (e.g., Pranayama)

b. Nutrition

• Include in diet:

  • Green leafy veggies

  • Eggs, milk, almonds

  • Carrots, beets, amla

• Supplements (after doctor approval):

  • Vitamin B12 + D3

  • Neurobion Forte or similar B-complex

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🚨 4. Red Flags (See Neurologist or Ophthalmologist Immediately if):

• Vision is getting worse

• You see flashes, floaters, double vision

• Accompanied by headache, dizziness, or weakness

• Eye pain or movement causes discomfort

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📍Recommendation:

Given the duration (10 days) and if it's not improving:
👉 Consult a neurologist for a detailed evaluation + MRI if not yet done. It might be a minor nerve inflammation or blood flow issue affecting the optic pathway.

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Would you like help preparing a note for a neurologist visit or suggestions for eye-relaxation routines tailored to your daily routine?

You said:

i have no bp, sugar, then we would be..

ChatGPT said:

Thanks, Deviprasad — since you've confirmed that you do not have blood pressure or sugar issues, that's helpful in narrowing down the possibilities.

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✅ So what could be next?

Based on:

• No BP or sugar

• No structural eye problems (as per doctor)

• Symptoms affecting one eye more than the other, possibly both

• Lasting 10+ days

It points more toward a nervous or neuro-vascular issue, not an eye disease itself.

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🧠 Most Likely Possibilities:

Cause	Explanation
Optic nerve fatigue / irritation	Could occur due to overwork, poor posture, neck stiffness, or minor inflammation
Cervical spine compression	Can affect nerves or blood flow to the eyes, especially if posture is poor
Occipital neuralgia	Nerve irritation near the base of the skull that can affect vision
Vitamin B12 or D3 deficiency	Even without anemia or sugar, low B12 can affect nerves, including visual nerves
Stress / anxiety	Surprisingly common cause of blurred vision or eye discomfort
Computer Vision Syndrome	Due to continuous screen usage, even in healthy people

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✅ What to Do Now:

1. Neurologist visit

Since your eye doctor didn't find anything:

• Book a consult with a neurologist

• Consider an MRI brain and orbits if neurologist recommends — especially if the issue is persistent or worsening

2. Blood tests (even if you're otherwise healthy):

Ask for:

• Vitamin B12 and D3 levels

• Thyroid function test (TSH, T3, T4)

• Hemoglobin and iron profile (CBC, ferritin)
  These don’t relate to BP or sugar, but can impact nerve health and fatigue.

3. Start supplements (if no allergy):

• Neurobion Forte (once daily after food) – B1, B6, B12 support for nerve function

• Vitamin D3 (cholecalciferol) once a week (60,000 IU) – if D3 is low

• Omega-3 rich foods or supplements (good for nerves + eyes)

4. Simple remedies meanwhile:

• Warm compress over closed eyes 2x/day

• Neck stretches & posture correction – often forgotten but impactful

• Eye palming & blinking exercises

• Avoid screen time every 20 mins, take a 20 sec break (20-20-20 rule)

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🧘‍♂️ Stress angle:

Even if you feel fine, mental fatigue can affect vision subtly. Practicing breathing exercises (like Anulom-Vilom, Bhramari) can help relax optic nerves.

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🌟 Summary Next Steps for You:

1. Consult neurologist for nerve-related evaluation

2. Blood tests: B12, D3, thyroid, CBC

3. Start B-complex supplement if doctor agrees

4. Follow up if it worsens or doesn’t improve in 5–7 days