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What Causes Tunnel Vision Along With Dizziness And Severe Headaches?

My daughter is 16 years old and for the last few years she has lost her eye sight in her left eye she has tunnel vision . She has yet to regain vision. With that she sometimes get s lightheaded dizzy spells with flashing lights in her bad eye. A couple times she has fainted. Sometimes she has bad headaches. We have been to many doctors/ specialist no one seems to know the answer. Some have said maybe R. P ,but don t know for sure. She has had 2 MRI S, a lower lumbar puncher, many eye test ... still no answer. They say her cones and rods are dying in her left eye ,but don t know why... Please any insight would be greatly appreciated. Thank you.
Tue, 11 Jul 2017
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eyes are to be examined by eye doctor. exclude traumatic cataract, retinal detachment and macula and fobia. disc should be examined disc fobia ratio is to be assessed. intraocular pressure is to be recorded. it may be cns problem.csf pressure should be observed. it is not retinitis pigmentosa since other prominent symptoms and signs are absent tscan can be taken to exclude growth in eye ball.
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What Causes Tunnel Vision Along With Dizziness And Severe Headaches?

eyes are to be examined by eye doctor. exclude traumatic cataract, retinal detachment and macula and fobia. disc should be examined disc fobia ratio is to be assessed. intraocular pressure is to be recorded. it may be cns problem.csf pressure should be observed. it is not retinitis pigmentosa since other prominent symptoms and signs are absent tscan can be taken to exclude growth in eye ball.