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Kyle1Senior Contributor
I am beginning to notice halos around the stars. I've always had great eye sight, but never have seen such before. And I'm seeing glints if rainbow bokeh in window glass where no one else does. I thought at first that my sight might be weakening but I've been and had my eyes tested today and have 20/20 vision...
I'm wondering if I may be experiencing side effects from anti depressants, and does anyone else experience this?
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FlotsamSenior Contributor
Interesting! Infections can also cause visual disturbance. One med I tried gave me so many side effects including aural and visual issues. One of my pupils changed shape, it’s now oval and bigger than the other, freaked me out but Dr not concerned. It had a d v and f in the name.
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Kyle1Senior Contributor
that's interesting @Flotsam
I've been feeling like I might have an infection ..? Has your vision been altered by the change in your pupil?
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FlotsamSenior Contributor
@Kyle1
No, the pupil hasn’t affected my eye sight, got optometrist to check it out as well. My MIL had all sorts of vision effects, it was a urinary tract infection, worth talking to your Dr.
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David_888Senior Contributor
Maybe your eyes are more relaxed. Or maybe less, not sure.
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