A Cure for Visual Snow? (New Research)

[@DoctorEyeHealth]

Do you also see moving spots in your vision? Here are a few other conditions that cause visual disturbances kzbin.info/www/bejne/bWbGkIqwhMmSm6s

[@tomazstamcar2734]

First, to stop the chemical warfare that the globalists are waging on humanity by spraying "snow" from airplanes. You can see them as giant white trails and crosses in the sky. Weapons are also FIVEgee devices, chemical food, drugs, injections...If you want to live find information from Celeste Solum, Deborah Tavares, RFB...No it's not a theory.

[@pacificostriker]

Omg.... I have 5 years with this. Ane thanks to you now i know it. I was with 6 oftalmologist and the didnt know whats is it. I tell then that i see like a tv without signal. And i was confused and depressed because of this. Because i was looking in internet without luck. Please can you do a video more about this excercises? Please.

[@tomazstamcar2734]

@@pacificostriker First, to stop the chemical warfare that the globalists are waging on humanity by spraying "snow" from airplanes. You can see them as giant white trails and crosses in the sky. Weapons are also FIVEgee devices, chemical food, drugs, injections...If you want to live find information from Celeste Solum, Deborah Tavares, RFB...No it's not a theory.

[@abucketofelves]

When I move my right eye from the left to the right, a blur moves across any light source in the room from right to left, only affects one eye, doesn't happen when I move my eye from right to left. Baffled as to what it could be.

[@UHFStation1]

Where can one get those focus/fuzzy spin lens? I'd love to strengthen my focus with that.

[@Squish_Squash]

I've had visual snow for as long as I can remember. Quite literally, some of the earliest memories I have are me trying to sleep at night as a little kid and watching my visual snow fuzz around in the dark. I didn't realize it was something everyone has until a couple of years ago, and when I mentioned it to my eye doctor she had no clue what I was talking about!

[@sliedogg]

Same for me, I tried to tell my mom about seeing sparkles as I called it then, But as a child it sounded like my imagination. I grew up thinking everyone sees the world like this, then I stumbled on VSS as a diagnoses. 41 years Ive been with it.

[@lisz7638]

Same here. As kid I always think that visual snow are sheeps that you counting to go to sleep xD and I couldn't count them because they are millions of them...

[@Vuldin7]

There's no way everyone has it, absolutely not. It's classified as a rare defect only impacted around 2% of the population. Visual snow is significantly worse than eye floaters, yet you only hear complaints about eye floaters. You cant even close your eyes without seeing lights and rarely other colors streaking vision. I'd argue even minor snow is rare, which still causes vision to look like a high noise video on a low quality camera. If people are really claiming to all have visual snow than call them a wanna be victim and that they dont have visual snow, but are a snowflake themselve. It's beyond frustrating that before 2019 there was hardly any info on this condition, yet floaters are as common as tinnitus, and people act like they've known all along... bsbsbsbs complete bs

[@kaitlynl184]

I’ve had visual snow too, I see it as I close my eyes, then open them, I see the shadow of the dark 😅

[@eddypantoja271]

I just recently told my wife about it.. I went to the eye doctor and everything looked fine . I’m going back to get dilated .. I just found out that’s it’s visual snow .. I been living with it as far as I can remember.

[@vampz14]

I would not pay 5k for some therapy but am ready to drop 100k for a real cure and another 50k for tinnitus no joke.

[@Dannygsmev]

I only just realised mine, Iv had tinnitus for about 2 years, how long have you had these symptoms for?

[@vampz14]

Tinnitus: since 2013 VS: since 2019

[@PilarBada]

same!

[@bogdanh2383]

For tinnitus try some hand therapy on the back of the head, look on KZbin

[@Sjdijdhshsjshe]

Hear me out the only thing that help is life style change not stupid static video or hand massage. Because the problem start with your brain so what you can only do is sleep 7-9 hours force your brain to recover and exercise regularly i used to have very bad tinitus and 10 visual symptoms now i have only 2 and my tinitus have drop from 100% to 30% the reason doctors say(which my doctor told me ) its not curable because most people cant sleep 8-9 hours and exercise everyday and have little stress but if you could you become like me so what you need to pay is 50k of gym equipment eat great food and sleep well for me it took only 2 years for all of those to be better now i only see visual statistic only when i force my self to not sleep

[@frandana4184]

I have had tinnitus and VSS for approximately 10 years (that I remember, maybe longer). The reality is that going to the doctor has always been a frustration for me. I feel like I have never been given effective answers to my problems. Another great frustration is that, no matter how much you explain what you feel, not even your loved ones understand what you are going through and after a while they forget that you have any problem, or they do not believe that it is so serious... I feel that what we are experiencing is an internal struggle, only ours. It is important to stay focused and live day to day. I feel that exercise and therapy help a lot with these problems. I appreciate that there are channels like yours that focus on these types of problems. It makes me feel less alone knowing that there are others experiencing the same thing and that we are all fighting to feel a little better every day.

[@Vuldin7]

Look up a video or livestream with 1080p but a high noise ratio with static, something that matches your vision then show people that stream/video compared to a high quality, zero visual noise video.

[@frandana4184]

@@Vuldin7 thx pal! Its a great idea

[@nonamenoname8965]

ive had visual snow and tinnitus for 3 years at this point. At first I believed it would be a temporary issue, but as the months past, I've learned that it may be forever. like you doctors have been largely useless to me. I was told that there was nothing they could do for me and simply prescribed sertraline, a medication that I had been on in the past and never really worked. it truly is an internal struggle that needs much more study.

[@elohszz]

this describes me and everyone with this issue! we are not alone

[@Cryogenictrucker]

Hey are you available to talk to about this?

[@francesca9294]

i'm just glad another Doctor acknowledges this condition.

[@FatiMimi-xl4xd]

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[@VisualSnowInitiative]

Thank you very much for sharing the article on NORT by Dr.Tsang, Dr. Shidlofsky and Vanessa Mora. We greatly appreciate your channel raising awareness on VSS and its new research! We are so glad that the VSS community, the general public and Medical Professionals are staying up to date with the latest findings! Thank you Doctor Eye Health!

[@ussssjkdlsag1952]

NORT tedavi yapıyor mu

[@beams_hazy5967]

I am literally crying I waited years for this😭

[@sausageanimations4301]

For what? It’s not even a treatment, results were completely unrelated to VSS.

[@beams_hazy5967]

@@sausageanimations4301 wait wat

[@nrothe2898]

Lol did you even watch the video?

[@josephmueller3752]

@@nrothe289877 likes everybody is a clown

[@natasaarmeniakou2481]

Totally understand what you saying! Same applies for me.

[@kitkat4887]

I only started learning about visual snow after I started working in an optometry office. And only because I was asking my husband (who is more myopic than I am) if he ever saw any floaters in his vision. His automatic response was, “I don’t see what you are describing as a floater, I just see that layer of static that everything has on it” Cur mass amounts of research trying to understand what he was describing

[@cureabees9440]

Is that seriously not normal?? I see a layer of static on everything all the time! Thankfully I can ignore it, and I don't usually notice it, but it's always there...

[@Ryan-jq8ov]

yeah its crazy when you find out that its a small percentage of people including myself who has had it all my life@@cureabees9440

[@RowanneIris]

@@cureabees9440 I see it as well. It's definitely not normal. The static is a lot more pronounced for me in dimly lit or dark rooms, and when I'm not wearing glasses/contacts.

[@TotallyNormal88]

Best way I can describe it would be telling someone that you can be in a completely unlit room with zero light source and your eyes closed; yet can still see it flickering away like an old TV set or overly exposed video. I do occasionally get floaters and also BFEP on bright summer days when looking up at the blue sky(little swirly dots on the blue areas) May be completely unrelated but when I cough in a dark room, I can see a sort of flash in my vision. Super difficult to explain but I know what I mean 😂

[@ChristopherFranko]

What blew my mind is, I thought everyone had this... But i would pay any amount of money to make it go away.

[@burnttoast8077]

literally. i tried explaining it as a kid it made me sleep better because i would close my eyes and imagine a bunch of snacks or things falling down slowly . i thought i had my own protection barrier at night. now im aware that no one else sees like this i hate it so bad its not a big problem but i feel so disconnected

[@AustinWright-k3n]

Ive had this my whole life. But It went away, cause i stopped thinking about it. But its back, so I think the more you think about this the more it will bother you. Everything’s a mental game, you can cure ur problems on ur own I believe. (Not literally everything).

[@bilethumper1912]

i mean it doesnt literally go away you just arent thinking about it, but its still there. most of the time i dont notice or care abt it unless its really dark out

[@Naknave]

@@bilethumper1912mine happens during the day if I look at the sky

[@ashelaaayyy]

Man I wish I could tune it out. Driving at night would be so much less scary and, as a photographer, it would make editing pictures so much easier 😂 I'm in my 30s and have had it my whole life. I can ignore it sometimes as long as I have good natural lighting and am looking at something visually stimulating (aka not a solid color surface) but it's definitely still there.

[@Chaudhary.GAMER_.910]

​@@Naknave same bro dont think about that ❤

[@patrykfrasik1903]

The biggest problem with visual snow and floaters is when person "stares" at them so I guess this approach trains their eyes and brain to focus again on the environment, not on some visual disturbances they have. Nice research!

[@coraltorres1334]

In my experience I find that having VSS is very mental. I randomly developed VSS back in 2017 and since then regularly go through periods of what I call "flare ups" where 1 or many of symptoms suddenly worsen. Whenever I'm in a flare up I experience feelings of anxiety and depression where I cannot look past my symptoms. Everyday is a game of waking up and fixating on my visual disturbances, it's a terrible time. I feel worried and doomed. However, despite the symptoms and feelings during this time, I seem to always find my way back to "normal" and the intensity, severity and dismal feelings go away. The symptoms don't necessarily disappear (I wish) but they simmer down and I'm once again able to look past them. I don't have a cure, medicine or treatment, I just kinda learned to work through them. What helps me work through my flare ups is practicing a "healthy lifestyle". e.g. exercise, avoiding processed food, meditating, and socialize with friends. I learned with VSS that taking care of my physical and mental can help ease the impact of the symptoms. This has been my experience and take on VSS. I am aware that VSS is not the same for everyone but I hope that sharing my experience can help others. VSS is tough and weird and random, but I'm glad I'm not alone.

[@niamhtheresa2043]

This is me too! I almost “flare up” and I notice it and this can last a few months and the tinnitus, static and floaters get really bad and I think this is with stress :( currently going through it again which is why I’m here but starting antidepressants again which I hope will help. I hope you’re doing well x

[@coraltorres1334]

@@niamhtheresa2043 thank you

[@sidewayzzay8240]

yup!! ive made the big mistake with looking up "why do i see static" on google back in the pandemic..worse mistake ive ever made. life was so simple before i looked it up. now its the only thing i can see and puts me in a big deppresion, but i agree because one i forget about it its a little harder to see. its def a mental thing.

[@at40montages]

I think most visual problems are related to stress. Maybe we send tension to our eyes somehow. I have visual snow, and that came with Tinnitus, Floaters and other "gifts" and all this seem worse when I'm anxious. So the best thing for me is going out, spend time with friends, have fun and forget about thinking on this issues. Because even if they don't allow me to do certain things, all people around me don't notice anything wrong and that helps me to not think about it. So, just relax and enjoy everything you can do.

[@Pixelflames1]

Its the same with me. The moment I go through a stressful period it gets worse. To a point where I have to check if my monitor is on the correct resolution because I am struggling to read.

[@MichaelEMJAYARE]

Wow. I remember being a patient of yours and you seemed very interested in visual snow when I brought it up. Cannot wait to see how this goes. I cannot even imagine seeing any other way than with this snow.

[@tusci]

How are you now?

[@jessicabis]

You're a good doctor. Thank you for helping us with your channel. It's very helpful.

[@DoctorEyeHealth]

Hey I appreciate that! Thank you Jessica!

[@jessicabis]

@@DoctorEyeHealth I meant to say, thank you for helping us through your channel instead of with. I suggested it before but I would love to see a video on what causes me to see the room glowing in red sometimes when going from light to dark. It only happens occasionally but it’s kinda scary.

[@jennyrose9454]

I really appreciate all the great info you put out for free. You really want to help people. I wish more medical professionals were as good! My poor mom had 4 eye surgeries last year and isn't doing great unfortunately.

[@akashaisis02]

I suffered a head injury resulting in a TBI which caused optic nerve damage hence went legally blind but on top of this I now suffer from Visual Snow with the ringing in the ears and total night blindness thank you for creating this video I’ve felt so alone at least you’ve also diagnosed my problem again thank you

[@sarahprigge8594]

I have a similar story! It's been 6 years and I'm doing better but it's still there. Have you tried the above treatments?

[@YABUKIJOE2077]

@@sarahprigge8594they don’t fucking work.

[@arthez2436]

Can you tell me if ringing came at the same time as static vision? I have static for years now, and my ears started ringing, but perhaps because other reasons, but doctors cant find any erason for ear ringing so far.

[@TotallyNormal88]

@@arthez2436I get the ears ringing(tinnitus) but only rarely where as my staticy vision is always there. I’m sure every GP I’ve ever spoken to thinks I need to be in a loony bin.

[@christoslazidis7366]

@@arthez2436 I have same symptoms. I had snow visual from my born , and i have tinitus 6 moth ago. I help me only stendon (benzodiazepine) for couple hours because a forgot this symptoms but not cure .

[@Yorkie111]

Great video thanks. The worst thing about VSS for me is how overstimulating it is, that and the derealisation that comes with seeing everyone and everything with a coating of static just takes the enjoyment out of life. There's just no relief. Sunny days come with increased afterimages, photophobia and ghosting, while dark dull days come with increased static and derealisation and brain fog for me. It sucks. Also I'd love to try this but I'm in the UK and I can't find anything about it here

[@KingCrooler]

Yea same here How are you today

[@irfandilsher2902]

Dont Worry I Also Have Palinopsia,It Sucks I Know But We Will Go Through This 😊

[@moonlightfitz]

i rather sunny days 😂

[@Flodinho1]

Same here. Greetings from Berlin, youre not alone

[@LightningEthan]

i literally have never related to a comment more than this, totally relate with the derealization

[@BlackBeltGamers88]

Definitely looks like a step in the right direction. Looks like a bright future for more research.

[@intraserv3123]

Im hopeful we'll get a cure in my lifetime. Lots more research has been getting done this last decade.

[@Elite_XE]

You changed my life

[@StarHarvestOfficial]

This is so awesome! Finally making moves on treatment 🙌

[@kristyversteeg9523]

I have done this therapy 2 years ago in the Netherlands! It indeed did not diminish my static, but it improved my vision in so many ways. Also my nervous system is way more in balance and I suddenly dare to do things that normally freaked me out. ❤ feel free to reach out:)

[@briangarza9962]

Did you do syntonics?

[@eliastheo-mn3bz]

hey! ik heb inmiddels al 5 jaar lang last van visual snow, floaters, kleur contrast, lichthgevoeligheid. Alleen heb ik hier nooit een diagnose voor gekregen. Ik ben er zelf wel echt van overtuigd dat ik hier last van heb en ben al een tijdje opzoek naar manieren om de symptomen te verbeteren. Nu ik jou berichtje hier zie staan ben ik eigenlijk wel benieuwd naar jou ervaringen met deze therapie. ik hoor graag van je! Elias

[@sarahprigge8594]

I'd love to hear more! Do you have a link or page that tells you what exercises or how to do the exercises?

[@realbro9384]

Waar in nederland

[@IrishCoffeee]

Hey I'm your neighbour from Germany :) can you tell more about your therapy and what do you suggest? It would really help since it have visual snow since I'm a kid... Thanks and best regards

[@LilNose90]

I have this problem with my eyes when it comes to vision disturbances of all sorts like snow to floaters & than creates zigzag lines. These usually occur when I'm under a migraine attack. Sadly even after the migraine is gone I am still having these VISUAL disturbances as I'm doing daily activities. Thank you for these explanations of Vision Snow. I'm always adapting with life style changes when doing day to day activities & managing stress levels at all times.

[@cjc201]

Same with me. Could write a book about my visual disburbance.

[@daisyQ.o]

Same here, ive never been the same after having this. I started to see these in 2021 til now .

[@KennethJordangnosthiseauton]

I have pretty severe visual snow. Even though it's severe, I'm pretty used to it because I've had it my entire life. In fact, it wasn't until relatively recently that I knew that it was not the norm. I've been to the optometrist but they didn't know what the heck I was talking about. I've recently (past 10 years) developed what I call my 'strange dot'. It is a dime sized green circle which has an inner red ring. Within the red ring is what can only be described as several dots chasing their tail, laid out in a circular pattern. These all rotate around an inner dark dot. At the center of this dark dot is a permanent and fixed 'star'. Think of the light flurries you see in your visual snow, but static instead of flying off everywhere. It's very light and only really noticeable in dim light conditions and against neutral backgrounds. This 'strange dot' occurs right in the center of my vision. If I focus on it, the outer rings and dots fade away and I see only the inner most 'star'.

[@Diadras]

Don't these symptoms scare you or cause you stress?

[@KennethJordangnosthiseauton]

@@Diadras Not particularly. I've gone to the optometrist and neurologist and apart from an astigmatism in my left eye, no abnormalities were found. I've had visual snow, literally, all my life so that doesn't bother me, and the 'strange dot' is only noticeable in dim light and even then, is fairly faint. I just figure it's an evolution of the visual snow phenomenon as I get older. It's gotten slightly larger over the past 2 years, but every 6 months or so, I follow up with my doctor, and everything appears to be healthy and happy.

[@Diadras]

​@@KennethJordangnosthiseauton Thank you for your kind response :) I have a blind spot in my left eye that is about 0.5 cm in diameter and slightly out of my center view. If I read a sentence I can see it blocking individual letters 4 sentences above. Ever since I have this blind-spot I started noticing all kinds of stuff with my vision like not 100% seeing faces and have gotten quite anxious about it, sometimes even getting full-blown panic attacks. I have an appointment scheduled with an eye doctor but I am expecting a "All is healthy, nothing we can do about it" response because the optometrist says I am healthy. I am wish I could be so calm about it as you because for some reason I am so scared of becoming blind or missing parts of my vision. Sorry for the rant, it is just something that has been on my mind a lot lately and was hoping for any wisdom from you or something 🙃 Thanks for reading my rant

[@ryanacosta1009]

Thanks now I know what I’ve been seeing I don’t like it really bothers me

[@icettour]

I don't exactly see this strange dot, however my visual snow does make me see weird patterns in my vision similar to your strange dot. I sometimes see swirls, flashing stars, colors, squares, and some more specific ones, like a purple-blue circle with orange in the middle, and etc. I feel you, it really sucks.

[@terrasai2857]

I have visual snow for as long as I can remember. I recently got diagnosed with anxiety, depression, and ADHD but it seems that I’ve had them for much longer but went undiagnosed simply because I was a straight-A student growing up. I’ve always wondered if there’s a connection between mental illnesses and visual snow because it seems like a very common trend in the community.

[@hopefully2697]

Me too and when I jump I see something black

[@Chadhogan111]

Periods of depression definitely makes it worse for me

[@enriquecastillo-ni5mg]

Yes!.same way music changes your mood

[@akshatsgupta895]

I agree maybe mental health condition and VS go together

[@bloop6111]

It’s the case for me too. I also have grapheme synesthesia and wonder if there’s a connection with that as well

[@smendoza7233]

You’re a blessing to humanity thank you doc for talking about this.I also have it

[@duckpunt41]

This video perfectly encapsulates what it feels like though your film grain effect. Great video man!

[@dodsjanne]

Please continue researching into this

[@jillhiggins3246]

If I had visual snow syndrome I would absolutely do this! Wish that would help my floaters but I know it can’t. Thanks for another extremely interesting and helpful video!❤️

[@DoctorEyeHealth]

For sure! thank you for watching and for the lovely comment!

[@kamranyt9265]

Bro I have also eye floaters..... and face visual snow at darkness..have you done any treatment???? Please tell

[@josephmueller3752]

But if you dont have it why do you even comment, why do you even watch the video

[@EricV-lq3jq]

Solution for eye floaters- fast! eye floaters are floating proteins in the eye that are no longer used. Fasting(72hrs every about 2 weeks) will induce autophagy which grabs those unused proteins OUT of your eyes and recycles them for uses in the other organs. Not for certain going to fix it but repeat fasting(72hr is best) will help and certaintly fix other issues you may have.

[@NoorAlam-sk9sp]

​@@kamranyt9265Do you see visual snow mostly in dark?

[@MonoIce350s]

There seems to be a lot of confusion about what this therapy can do. It can reduce specific visual and auditory disturbances (e.g. visual snow, palinopsia, tinnitus), general perceptive issues (e.g. convergence insufficiency, derealization, brain fog), and generally improve mood and productivity. VSS is a benign perceptive disorder and it's fairly reductive to say "I want this therapy to make X visual symptom go away" because the symptom isn't the problem so much as our relationship to it is. We're looking for a 100% reduction of symptoms when in fact a 30-50% reduction could still be life changing - but a 90% reduction of specific symptoms can and does happen.

[@thesanshann]

I just found out that what I've been experiencing is "visual snow". I never knew how to describe what I've been seeing...I tried to describe it to my optometrist years ago before but he just brushed it off. I've always called it black dust or static and I thought it was "normal". Mine is a mild as well, I don't notice it until I zone out or I'm looking far away. I also notice other symptoms within visual snow. I will discuss it with my optometrist further in my next upcoming appointment. Thanks Dr Allen!

[@marshallvannice]

Same

[@Pixelflames1]

Yeah. Same here. Its a little worse for me especially when in a badly lit room i sometimes even have trouble seeing white lettering on a grey keyboard. It gets worse when I'm anxious about work or family for a time. I kind of get thyroid flare ups when I'm stressed as well. Not sure if it goes hand in hand. But thyroid drugs don't help for the visual snow.

[@AJMiles1]

For me, it’s really bad in dark places, the darker the room, the more snow I’ve had, it can be very depressing having vss, even though it’s not that severe.

[@brookiejai]

I have tinnitus, words and patterns shake, and difficulty seeing people’s faces or things in the dark because of the static. My vision is 20/20 but this definitely causes issues with being able to see things depending on how much light is there. I always have to have my phone on a higher brightness or I can’t see anything. If I stare at something for too long, I see a halo or outline of it later on. I also see halos or the outline of certain objects based on light and how it’s affecting an object. I spoke with my neurologist and they said I just have migraine with aura but now I know what I have and it’s such a relief.

[@Atheist555]

I had a stroke this summer (July ‘24) and have noticed this issue since then. Seeing a neuro-eye doc as soon as possible.

[@TheLonelyMoon]

didn't see the video till you pointed it out. thanks doc! hope it'll remedy my symptoms one way or another. don't see a lot of information about it, anything's going to help. the thought of a cure makes me feel so excited. some nights it just feels depressing, knowing how many flaws i have, mentally or physically

[@genlovell4662]

I have to take college algebra and I found that learning those math procedures rules and tiny eye movements really strengthen my saccade/fixation movements as I work! But it’s also exhausting so I take lots of breaks to put a blackout mask on with heat to decompress my eye strain. 🎉

[@alchemyst6893]

I'm gonna go uni soon and bruh I just want my floaters to get lost lol, every saccade to see them going by is so annoying.

[@Sjdijdhshsjshe]

I really want people to understand that when doctor say its not curable doesn’t mean its permanent but you cant be in that kind of life style thats fix this problem. For me luckily i found a heath tech start-up that paved way for me to meet doctor who’s specialists in VSS and we agree that it could be curable if you sleep 9 hours a day have perfect body health and 0 stress then your VSS will start to go away since your brain have plasticity ability to fix it self (this only worked if you are not born with VSS) the reason its curable is because your not suppose to have VSS but because your lifestyle sucks your brain f**k up so dont lose hope i use to have like 10 visual symptoms and now i have only 2 since i start my lifestyle changes (which is very hard) for 2 years So its curable technically

[@DeluxeSunglasses]

I second to that, lifestyle does play a big role in VSS. Prolonged screen times used to worsened my VSS a lot for a long time as well! (Cant help it, can't do my assessments without a laptop). After changing my lifestyle to a healthier one the VSS symptoms gradually got better. Well, it wasn't "cured" but it definitely became less bothersome.

[@ayatsaad2686]

⁠​⁠@@DeluxeSunglasses how did do you change your lifestyle exactly? I’m in college and basically everything I do is online and I can’t do it otherwise .

[@DeluxeSunglasses]

@@ayatsaad2686 Personally, face to face socialising with friends really helped but it was pretty difficult since most of their method of socialising was through video games. In lifestyle, i practised jogging mostly 3 times a week in the morning or evening depending on the schedule. It might sound corny, but my gym's community is my encouragement to grow, to progress with them is what mostly changed my lifestyle. Yet again, it is not cured but there is a drastic difference in before and after. Time management. P.S: I am a med student

[@CP23.91]

I just want to share with everyone that I have dealt with this since i was 17 and I'm 31 now. But I got so used to it and ignored it for so long I thought it went away. Yes it effects everyday life. It's a mental battle. But I got to the point to where I can live with it. If you get good at ignoring it over time you'll feel somewhat better. And so I thought I had beat it until I tried some THC gummies and it triggered it to comeback like it did when I was 17. So now I just avoid anything that can effect me in those ways and try to live a healthier life. Don't give up. Your still alive and breathing. Just try some new stuff eat fruits or vegetables that support brain health. Try anything that supports brain health. I know this sucks and I just found out what it was yesterday. But don't give up if your dealing with it. People don't know how much hater everyday life is for us

[@postalservice_sp]

Well that's a life saying eff you

[@SachuZ_4455]

Can your static vision improve?

[@CP23.91]

@SachuZ_4455 it takes time but it's still there always. You just get good at ignoring it. It's not so bad once your used to it. The best way I've improved it is not drinking smoking and anything along them lines. Just trying to be healthier

[@swatipandey8432]

​@@CP23.91hello please reply i have seeing floters 3.4 for someday today I seen sun and see different color what it this

[@Psalm23_7]

Hi I'm 32. I have a story about what I been through and what's going on now. When I was 5 I started showing vision issues . From distance blindness to night blindness. It got worse over the years. I've been to multiple eye doctors and opthamologist. They all say something different. It's bests, stargsrdrs, rp, Rd. And I've always had twinkling neon lines spinners. Mainly if my breathing would change or I get startled everything goes black and I black out. Also have stigmatisms and rare cataract suddenly. When I was a teenager I was taking medicines and birth control and I lost my center vision. Been taking medicines and birth control for years and it got worse. (I don't take those anymore) I am blind. Blind spots are worse now in peripheral vision is worse. I have color blindness. I can't tell colors apart anymore. Randomly everything goes dark or red. Or blue. Flashes were so bright it hurts. Everyday it gets worse. I'm 32 now and in 2020 I was taking a very intense birth control and vision static is worse constant now. So bright and bad it's hard to see. I never goes away. From neon lights , flashes to static. High pressure is going up in my eyes from 16 to 20 in a years. Rare cataracts formed in a year. And I'm pursuing brain tests and other things. Has anyone thought this could be symptoms of idiopathic inocranial hypertension?. Build up an extra brain fluid pressure on the eyes. This year is extremely worse and head pain and pressure. Nov 29 2023 I was taken in the ambulance to the hospital due to brain pressure. My sister had IIH and she was going blind and lost her peripheral vision and was seeing vision snow. But was due to neck injury she's better now and healed and it's gone. Even though she doesn't have the same mystery eye disease I do. Not sure if my blindness is due to brain pressure. Also my optic nerves are flat. PLEASE research eye pressure. Brain fluid pressure. I need help.

[@carakaiser3141]

I have this too. I didn't realise that not everyone does.

[@daisyQ.o]

What about the hair-like black and transparent floaters? And lil flashes here and there?

[@jelanibyrd5031]

I’ve had visual snow my whole life but this therapy would be great for me to just keep my eyes healthy as I grow older.

[@paranoir]

please make more awareness videos for VSS. we need it badly

[@kemalardakaya4163]

Hey everyone! I am researching for VSS for 2 years i have read almost every websites about it. Some people are saying it can be about your bad posteur. I can confirm this cause i have VSS and i have really bad posteur too. Also my dad have this sydrome and he has bad posteur for his job. But he does not think about it and he is living his life normal but we are researching and thinking about it so much. It makes us think of it like VSS such a bad thing. Please just do not think about it and live your life. If you live healthy and do not think about it, it will be get better and don't forget YOU ARE NOT ALONE. Love from Turkey!

[@kitapkurdu3369]

Kardeşim merhaba bende yoğun anksiyeteden sonra başladığını farkettim. Bununla nasıl basa çıkacağız. Buna nasıl alisacagiz hiçbir fikrim yok Anksiyetem bitince bu biter mi

[@kemalardakaya4163]

@@kitapkurdu3369 Merhaba dostum. Bu durumun yoğun stres sonrası ortaya çıkmaya başladığını fark ettim. Yoğun stres sırasında daha da kötüleşebiliyor ancak hiçbir zaman geçmiyor. Bu hastalığa sahip olduğun için üzgünüm ancak bu hiçbir zaman geçmeyecek. Kendini buna hazırlayıp bundan sonraki hayatını böyle yaşamaya alışmalısın. Ne yazık ki bir tedavisi de henüz bulunmadı. Doktora gidersen teşhis koyamıyor çünkü hastalık ülkemizde bilinmiyor. Çaremiz yok dostum. Daha fazla sorun olursa sorabilirsin, beklerim. İyi akşamlar.

[@kitapkurdu3369]

@@kemalardakaya4163 minimize edeceğiz kardeşim yok sayaacagiz. Belki de bizde doğuştan vardı yeni farkettik.

[@kitapkurdu3369]

@@kemalardakaya4163 stressiz olduğun zamanlar iyisin ama dimi

[@kitapkurdu3369]

@@kemalardakaya4163 kardeşim bu doğuştan olabilir mi farkında değilim belkide ama stressiz başa çıkmışsın sen

[@Siroesosiren]

I've kinda of gotten used to it by now idk what my life would be without it I can't imagine it

[@Gbee-cp2rg]

I’d like to see this study conducted in the general population to see if the same results are duplicated. The results may not be specific to those with visual snow, and instead might work as functional therapy for the brain via the eye muscles.

[@mollywest3087]

I was recently diagnosed with multiple sclerosis. It was a long process that started with an eye exam, of all things! It was an important reminder that eye exams are not something to let all by the wayside each year

[@DoctorEyeHealth]

Hey thanks for sharing this, Molly! It is true that MS can affect the eyes and about 25% of cases of MS are first discovered by an eye exam. How are things going for you?

[@mollywest3087]

@@DoctorEyeHealth much better! I'm relieved to finally have a diagnosis and start treatment. Thanks for what you do!

[@vesuviusjohn7558]

I have it and confirm my sister and father have it too, our earliest memories are of seeing it. We all agreed as kids we thought we could see the air.

[@DoctorEyeHealth]

Me too!

[@hollymiasaunders6404]

I've had visual snow my whole life and dont really know any different, I only found out it wasnt normal to see what I describe as a mild 'noise' or 'static overlay' a few years ago. I remember I used have an awful time sleeping as a kid because the visual disturbances were worse at night when there was less visual information being recieved so it can conjure shapes, with an overactive imagination it was easy to jump to the conclusion that I was seeing ghosts or there was a monster in my room. I used to think I could see atoms or something haha! Interestingly my Mum also has the same condition!

[@JumanaKiwan-gl2ev]

OMG same! I thought I was seeing atoms and crap like that 😔

[@JumanaKiwan-gl2ev]

Should I be concerned about vss?

[@hollymiasaunders6404]

Nope, not as far as I'm concerned, never had any other ailments partnered with it though maybe if you suffer from headaches/tinnitus or even Vestibular Migraine it maybe wise to check it out anyways as that's what my Mum has. I often get asked when I have the opticians check up if I suffer from either of these. At one point they wanted to check me for glaucoma but it came back clear and tried to explain to them about VSS as there seems to be a bit of a link there, not sure what they're picking up on but my vision is still considered really good despite this. Honestly if it doesn't drastically effect day to day life, Its not a problem to me at all!! I know people's severity with vvs varies so I can't speak to all who have this. For me, I don't know any other way. Its like a thing that I'm aware is always there, but its easy to phase out and I work as a vitreous enameller which is super small scale work, never effected my visual efficacy whatsoever ☺ I hope this puts your mind at ease! Edit: I'm not sure if this helps but both my Mum and myself are quite sensitive to bright lights/screens ect, I think that's something that can be linked with VSS Again, it's no cause for concern, just means we have to use blue light filters alot more often on screens ☺

[@SWilson-o3m]

We came across this video accidentally and it was amazing. I have delt with visual snow since I was a little girl. I used to tell mom everything was covered in fluff because I didn't know how to decribe it. Over the years it seems to have gotten worse. I tried to explain it to the eye doctors but only knew I was feeling frustrated and my eyes were exhausted. They couldn't help. I thought everyone saw what I did so I figured I was just being a baby about it. Only recently I asked my family if they saw the white fuzzies, like a tv screen, when they closed their eyes. Of course they don't. My eye doctor said it's because of my severe astigmatism but the prescription he gave me didn't help, as usual. Even though there isn't a cure yet it is such a relief to know what's going on! All the symptoms you talk about are what I struggle with and didn't even know they were connected. Thank you so much for sharing this information!

[@DoctorEyeHealth]

Hey thanks! Appreciate you sharing your experiences! I will be posting some new videos on Visual Snow and Visual Snow treatments very soon featuring a specialist in the area. Stay Tuned!

[@ja_9568]

I have visual snow since I can remember, I see these dots everyday and everytime. In a dark room things become really hallucinogenic. I also have floaters and ringing in my ears. I can't say that it affects much my life since I am used to it, but I am glad that now more and more people are aware of this condition. I would have liked to talk to someone when I was a kid but I did not know how to explain something that back in time did'n even exist in official medicine

[@puggirl415]

I just saw a youtube video recommendation describing how tinnitus is related to visual snow syndrome. Might want to search that out to see how it's related since you hear ringing and see visual snow.

[@ja_9568]

@@puggirl415 thanks for the suggestion!

[@ravenswood118]

Wow! I had this when I was a kid (maybe 12) and literally thought I was going crazy or dying or something lol. Had no idea it had a name until this moment. It just went away at some point.

[@GhidorahKingofThemonsters]

Wait you saying this snow vision went away for you?

[@ravenswood118]

@@GhidorahKingofThemonsters Yes

[@bozsoliliana8518]

@@ravenswood118 how long did it last for you?

[@ravenswood118]

@@bozsoliliana8518 few years

[@chaitrareddy1635]

At which age it went away for you and what you did to go away

[@vdostarr]

I noticed it in my astigmatic eye when I was little & thought nothing of it…today, on a whim, I googled, “tv static in vision” & I’m really fascinated by it now…I’ve also noticed I’m particularly sensitive to light & I just thought I was spending too much time inside LOL

[@rickb1207]

I have this visual snow, not offcially diagnosed (there is no point in that). I'm pretty sure that for me it's linked to my dopamine/serotine/endorfine system as it makes so much sense to me. The periods I have in which I notice my visual snow is away seem to have things in common: I feel better, I'm breathing slower, I'm relaxed, my mind is calm. It's a total shift in attention, al be it very hard to describe this in words. It's as if the operator in me shifts it's attention from listening to my thoughts to listening to the body. Senses like smell and taste improve too and I could hear my neighbours mumble through the walls, whilst normally - when everything around me is quiet - I will hear tinnitus. I also have less urge to smoke as reflexes like coughing kick in again. Also I naturally take more time to enjoy food, chew better which directly results in having benefits to my digestive system. I believe it's all linked for me, to bad at one point I lost that attention again, probably due to work asking a lot from me and me not taking enough time to calm down after and sleep well, so I fell to old habbits again. Last month I decide I had to try and quit my job as a truck driver and I'm applying for work in a cleanroom, this may help me quit that bad habbit of smoking for good and it may be easier to take more time taking care of myself due to having schedules and proper breaks. I think this is the best shot I have as an attempt to get back to those periods I feel good and seem to have less (mental)health issues. If anyone reads this in a year or so, feel free to ask for an update.

[@yourroxy7089]

Visual snow gets worsen together with eye floaters, it sucks my anxiety is freaking out 😢 I see those in any some lights especially in daylight,tv or phone 😢

[@poetrypress4020]

Same is happening with me😢

[@daisyQ.o]

Same guysss, this makes me feel so alone cuz nobody around me knows what im experiencing. Would like to exchange instagram account wih u guys just to talk and share about this problem. Do u mind??

[@Chaudhary.GAMER_.910]

​@@daisyQ.o relax im also facing this don't think about this and don't overthink ignore them ❤ my English isnt good

[@JMC-1989]

I’ve suffered this since 19 years old… now I’m 34

[@əliyevaəliyevar]

Hello, Are there any flashing lights?

[@AJMiles1]

@@əliyevaəliyevaryes, they flash around and sort of move

[@徐郡泽]

Thanks for your words😢, you’ve encouraged me a lot. I’m also fighting against this damn VSS.

[@Millieimpl]

He looks so cute when he smiles 😍😍😍

[@TheOualou74]

love so much your videos, so interesting and helpful ❤ from France

[@artemismoon7655]

I have visual snow that abruptly developed a couple of years ago. For the most part it doesn’t bother me too much. I see it the worst on certain fabrics like the carpet on my cat tree, almost looks like it is crawling with something super tiny. It also really bothers me on low quality screens. My work computer screens are awful and I tend to see halos around words. iPhone screen is better. Not sure how much value I would find in this, but if it didn’t cost so much I would be tempted to try anyway because I do have other vision issues piled on top of the visual snow and as a whole they can be exhausting to deal with some days.

[@RainRedMusic]

Reminds me of when I asked someone why they were outside in the rain and then I went outside and it wasn’t raining. It looks like that very fine misty rain. 😅

[@bodmaskaka6638]

Please make a video on the best nutritional supplements can be taken for visual Snow syndrome

[@paulbunting4260]

Hi Doctor Alan, Thanks for making a video of visual snow syndrome. I am 57 years old and live in the UK my Doctor & my Opticians wont take me seriously, regarding this condition. For about 3 months my vision has rapidly been deteriorating. The visual snow makes it really hard for me to drive in the dark. All I can see is orange white or blue spots in my eyes while trying to drive in the dark. My doctor & my Opticians think just because I can see the 3rd line from bottom on the eye chart, that Iam perfectly safe to drive. Problem is bright lights from headlights affect me like a camera flash that takes many minutes to clear from my vision. Often i have to pull over in a safe location for the condition to pass. I have also noticed this while watching tv , bright white screens affecting my vision like a memory affect on the eyes. I am also getting a pain at the rear top left of my head when I have these episodes. I put this down to stress like a brain fog that makes me feel like I have dementia. Often I can't think of close family members names. Only difference is when the brain fog clears slightly. I can remember names clearly. I have x2 pairs of reading glasses x1 for reading books and the other for computer work. The reason I had x2 pair of reading glasses was because my eyes was making me dyslexic when entering numbers on a pc monitor. Obviously this is now affecting my work. Any chance you can help me convince My Doctor and my Opticians. I really need help, because I feel something serious is going to happen very soon. I have also noticed street lamps here in the UK have been replaced with LED lighting. I understand the energy savings but I am now struggling to sse things in the dark. I feel like I should carry a white stick, to avoid obstacles. I also have slight damage to the macular, which Is what my Opticians diagnosed from taking a picture of the rear of my eyes. Your other visual snow syndrome videos explain the conditions perfectly. I also have rugby shaped eyes Astigmatism which does not help with the condition. Any help or advive would be appreciated. Kind Regards Paul Bunting

[@arthez2436]

Worst thing for me with visual snow syndrome are those afterimages you are mentioning. Im much younger but have similiar problems when driving at night. In general bright light sources pointing directly at you. Which is interesting and might be helpful is that for me at least and some other guy, it significantly affects more if light source is directly pointed at you, so I saw a guy who gave advice to look at them at angle like tilting your head back (did not try this yet while driving, but checked it with lamp in my house and was better). Also this guy mentioned that lighting up inside of a car was working for him - to force his pupils shrink. SO he used a lamp inside of his car while driving at night.

[@bkkdavidg]

Wow, I didn’t know visual snow existed. I’ve suffered from eye floaters, mostly in my left eye, since 2012. I see them even when I close my eyes. It’s been somewhat debilitating. Only options seems to be a type of laser surgery that could create many smaller floaters or a surgery removing the clear liquid within the eye and replacing it, which can exacerbate glaucoma.

[@oscararredondo9672]

NORT Wouldn’t get rid of floaters

[@ausmate5235]

@@oscararredondo9672 i dont think its glaucoma its cataracts which happen when you suck up the liquid as the air gets trapped inside. The laser can also only get rid of big floaters which the doctor can see.

[@Pixelflames1]

Ive had it since i was a child. once or twice i asked my family if they experienced it. But they never gave me a straight answer. I also asked my optometrist about it once, she said it was interesting. For years i thought it was completely normal or that i was just being overly sensitive about something rediculous. Only when i read a few years ago that they are actually looking for a cause i was like finally it exists!

[@lolzoutloud]

Ive always had VS. I realised this was the case when i was young, and i freaked out for a few days but eventually i got over it and it became normal and i was able to focus clearly. Now after smoking a hybrid weed, and having a panic attack, its like its gotten worse. Not only do i get easily distracted by the visual snow, but i also have head pressure, eye pressure, and brain fog that makes it hard to focus.

[@digitalbandzz]

Smoking the at very young age left me with visual snow 17 years ago. I got used it

[@aynapaisley]

Interesting how I always thought the strain on the eyes from wrong lenses is terrible for you - my granny used to yell at me when I tried to put on her glasses as a kid. And now I learn that it's actually good for your eyes as an exercise.

[@windzyt2373]

I remeber exactly the day i got it i was younger lets say 8 years old and i randomly had heart palipulations that night and i am a person that suffers alot from axiety especially when i get palipulations but im doing better now but what happended to me was i had axiety that night and my heart rate was extremely high like i didn’t chek it or any think but i was the hardest i ever felt my heart beating cause of bad axiety and then when i calmed down i turned of the light and start seeing the white dots everywhere and i thought it was going to be a temporary thing but i been living with it ever since i only see it in the dark tho but if i really focus i can see it in the light it can be uncomfortable sometimes but its not that bad compare to other people i read in the comments the only time it really bothered me was when i was 12 and i went to a school like place for disabled people and there was a dark room they showed us that they go to so they can relax and in there i experienced the worse visual snow i ever did that i almost panicked and felt like i was about to faint.

[@lieulieubear1407]

I have static blurry vision and u want to see again!! I’ve been trying to look into this and yes I struggle daily and people don’t understand! I hate explaining myself when people ask I just say my vision is static clearly but blurt and static everyday. I would love vision therapy!

[@daisyQ.o]

Do u see black and transparent floaters as well as little flashes too?

[@adamsala9291]

We need treatment! Not filters..

[@Theaviationdude_8571]

I think i have it. Im 13 and i always wondered if seeing that blurry “stuff” was normal. Then a while ago i saw i short and it had the same picture with the blurry stuff. So i searched it up and now i know that it is something that not everyone has it. Now i know that you can cure it!

[@KeepinItReal632]

The lifesaver exercise is what I do to focus on my visual snow. 😂😂😂 so I think I do that exercise all the time. But I can see how this is beneficial. The snow doesn’t bother me but it’s the other VSS symptoms that are difficult and affect my life negatively. I hate going out when it’s a bright sky because the floaters and white squiggly things are soooo distracting!! And give me a headache. Triggers migraines. Also driving in areas I’m not familiar with can trigger anxiety because I can get distracted by something I’m seeing but isn’t actually there. Can be nerve wracking for sure. I will definitely check this out. Even if it just helps with the overall mental health aspect and quality of life, it’s definitely worth it for me. Thanks doc!! ❤❤

[@Neko4president]

Try having visual snow plus being completely blind, sounds like loads of fun right…anyway thanks for shining some light on vs, doctors barely know about this condition…love your channel

[@DoctorEyeHealth]

Hey Thanks Neko! Hope you are having a great day.

[@antonblomgren1617]

I believe everyone has mild vs to some degree. But most people never really notice it or hear about it. I have forgotten about it for 1-2 years but stumbled upon VS in my neurology textbook and it made me think about it again, thus seeing it more.

[@LoubnaLoubna-rx6iq]

Exactly my mom and sister understand me and they really see visual snow too but they don't care

[@Boo-oi5rz]

only a few years ago did i realise i've had visual snow since genuinely forever and that this isn't how people view the world normally. while it's frustrating to come to terms with it's somewhat theraputic that my childhood frustrations are being validated. for example never being able to really appreciate the sky because it was either too piercing with all the "bright twinkles" during the day or not being able to see stars very well through the "grey stuff." as well as never really being able to focus on anything or keep my balance because if i look at any surface too hard it'll shine and ripple like water not to mention the constant ringing in my ears. it's odd now to have a name to the thing that kind of ruined my ability to establish a stable sense of self haha. i always assumed i was just spacey and maybe a little odd.

[@sora666100]

I thought it was normal to see light static snow I had it since as long as I can remember but when I ask friends about it they had no idea what I was talking about

[@Abcdefghijk-k5h]

Fr

[@Zhuan-l8p]

I have this in the center of my eye both

[@intraserv3123]

Interesting, there happens to be a Nora practitioner in my area and ive submitted to get an appointment. Thanks for the info! Even if it doesnt cure my VSS, getting over the mental hardship this syndrome causes would be life changing, Im sure.

[@DennisDeBlanker]

I have visual snow and for me it gets extremer when im very tired

[@jamesjameson7635]

I have visual snow, and I learned that looking at a gray background with light gray to black dots, the visual snow pops out a a lot more, ie, dark corners in rooms, and dark areas in general

[@Mikas-ff6lk]

Me too, i see it by day too in the distance and near, but especially in the distance and in the dark ( i have myopia) but its very mild especially during the day

[@lydis284]

Ive always knew there was something up with me, for years ive asked people can you not see the constant TV static? Literally thought i was crazy for years so glad I've just now figured it out after 28 years my sleep is awful terrible anixety tinitus, your spot on i can get rid off it but when i focus a tiny bit its always there

[@XanArt21]

I always had it a little but when I got nervepain in 2015 it increased so much! There must be a link with stress or something. I always had aura migraines til up 40 as well. I don't have those anymore (42 now). The major increase in snow happened overnight! I also have tinnitus since 2012 but that has subsided a lot actually! I barely notice it anymore. I can't read books normally, drive, walk at night or morning... that kind of stuff. I used to draw a lot which I find harder now but I do still do it.

[@saadahmad8459]

Much awaited vedio

[@user-iq6ci5bx6g]

I have this vision

[@maizzyyy]

I have visual snow and I was struggling to see whether you added snow effects or it was just my own eyes.

[@SamsonBiggz]

42 years and I never they're was an actual syndrome for what I got. WTF?!! I never told anybody because I thought this is how everybody sees. It's been getting worse. So I finally google "Seeing TV static all the time" and boom I find out I have a condition.

[@ZaraPhD]

Vision therapy does a lot more with the visual system in the brain than just using the eye muscles. It's the idea of looking at how someone is processing the information versus receiving the information. College of Optometrists in Visual Development do a lot more for vision therapy than what you describe here that use the brain, not just the muscles.

[@warriorofdanger9860]

So I developed VS this year and I'm still trying to overcome it . Though I'm having some hard time with nyctalopia and the ringing in my ears but I'm glad that my symptoms are not that bad (for now) I'm trying my best to forget about them but it seems like habit for me in the morning to check my surroundings and see if my symptoms got worse or not .. even outside I lift my head to sky to check if I got more floaters or not . Still I hope it doesn't get worse because I kind of started to effect my studies and all.. (sorry for the bad English)

[@Colors.TF1]

VSS is not as bad as the symptoms it comes with. Symptoms like tinnitus, fatigue, insomnia, migrates, internal vibration, and/or many more.

[@havahsterns3833]

I’ve had mild visual snow my entire life, and I had no idea that it wasn’t normal until this year 😂😂

[@johnp3195]

hello do do you have hand trailing? Btw i think that the improvement comes from the fact that these patients was with a doctor for months so any worrie could have been answered or reassured

[@binoyjohn5827]

Our Lady of the Holy Rosary cured me of this horrible disorder...She promised numerous graces to all who love her

[@TheNextOctaveUp]

I have it but very slightly. I honestly thought that I could just see light traveling super quickly 😂

[@qondonyon]

have you ever imagine lines on bumpy walls and move around and see the lines follow the wall texture as a kid

[@milkwater3493]

i’m 15 and got this about a month and a half ago i feel like theres no hope i just want to feel normal again

[@Chaudhary.GAMER_.910]

Bro im facing this since 14 years and i have suggestions for u dont overthink forget about it and focus on ur work ❤

[@shad3128]

The problem here is that it's not covered by most insurance at all, and the dr from the VSI I went to see appealed it with insurance and still got denied. It costs 250 per visit for 36 weeks so I have no chance in hell to afford this treatment. And if it doesn't work, I'm thousands more in debt.

[@Funkotronimus]

Obsessed with your channel now! …I came to find it through the scleral/ keratoconus video. As for visual snow, I thought this was normal and that everyone else was tuning it out😅 if you’re looking for one single patient with a buffet of eye problems, I’m your guy!-visual snow, keratoconus, Fuchs dystrophy, and astigmatism (among others) If possible, i would LOVE to chat about this stuff at some point 😃 Also! I did some vision therapy (for convergence deficiency), and I’d recommend it to anyone-even those without vision problems. I experienced all the benefits you mentioned. I harassed you out on Twitter with a similar message in response to this video (@MakeMeister). Thank you for this! And thank you for understanding what I’m going through!

[@RockiestRock]

I have very mild visual snow and I'm currently of little financial means (grad school), so I probably won't use this. However, I might consider it in the future if just to help my near-sightedness.

[@DoctorEyeHealth]

Congrats on grad school!

[@RockiestRock]

@@DoctorEyeHealth You can congratulate me if I finish/survive.

[@OtherSide..]

Okay I'll just jump right In to it I've had tinnitus for 7 years visual snow is new it also spins around in different directions with eyes closed more intense able to see Ora's small rainbows incredible

[@jk_y1143]

Sometimes I feel like I'm drowning in it and this make me feel scared

[@ellebeauchamp4263]

Dude… I didn’t know having millions of little dots in my vision was not normal. I thought everyone saw them!

[@WolfyTheIn-between]

My 'static/snow' is like fireworks, tiny fireworks making up everything, it just keeps getting worse, ive had it all my life.

[@theresalally1620]

Dr. I just found your channel.I ❤️it! I subscribed👍🏼However, I watched your video on migraines.I get ocular migraines 😰I hate them! Haven’t had one in a long time, until last night lasted about 22 minutes.I think I jinxed myself🤦🏻‍♀️

[@DoctorEyeHealth]

Oh NO! Well I hope you have recovered from the migraine. I get them once in awhile still too. (usually when I am lacking in sleep). So happy you found the channel and thanks for subscribing! It means a lot.

[@theresalally1620]

@@DoctorEyeHealth ty dr❤️