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Black Spot In Vision On Blinking, Sudden Flashes Of Light, Pre-syncope Attacks, Neck Pain. Cure?

I have a black spot in my vision when I blink (not a floater because I have had them in the past because of eye injury ). I also see sudden flashes of light, I have sudden pre- syncope attacks and for a number of months before these symptoms began I felt what I could explain as swaying sensations, as if I were on a boat. My blood pressure is normal, I take no medications, I don t have any known issues. I also have been getting headaches and neck pain .
Mon, 21 Jan 2013
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hi rear.. happy to help you. :) floaters are due to vitreous degeneration due to a refractive error. and flashes are due retinal traction or it can also be due to migraine. since your symptoms are co relating with a refractive error and also migraine. please consult your ophthalmologist to a refaraction done and also complete fundus examination. also consult a physician to rule out migraine. hope my advice would help you. thank you. take care:)
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Black Spot In Vision On Blinking, Sudden Flashes Of Light, Pre-syncope Attacks, Neck Pain. Cure?

hi rear.. happy to help you. :) floaters are due to vitreous degeneration due to a refractive error. and flashes are due retinal traction or it can also be due to migraine. since your symptoms are co relating with a refractive error and also migraine. please consult your ophthalmologist to a refaraction done and also complete fundus examination. also consult a physician to rule out migraine. hope my advice would help you. thank you. take care:)