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[@ladderstothemoon7415]

Lifelong visual snow club!!!

[@cfsrecovery]

Please check this out: kzbin.info/www/bejne/ppLbYaionc-CrNEsi=6EFXm4Ibpvz9isQK

[@ozzystar3545]

Hell no

[@littlegraysparrow]

I can remember the exact moment the visual snow started... I was laying in bed with insomnia, trying my very best to sleep when suddenly all these little pin pricks of light washed over my vision, as if I was looking into a starry night sky. I opened my eyes in suprise and was shocked to see the effect overlayed, over the room around me too. It really freaked me out. I have also had issues with seeing little blue orbs and flashes of light, and shaky vision too. All of this is almost completely gone now though and I'm so grateful to be on the right track now, thanks to Miguel and CFS Recovery! ❤🎉

[@cfsrecovery]

Hooray! It's so great to hear that these symptoms have improved significantly. I'm glad you found our resources helpful in getting back on the right track. Congratulations on your progress! ❤🎉

[@YashvantPrajapati]

​@@cfsrecoverycan u please provide me KZbin video link or solution

[@ryanmacleod2227]

How did yours get better?

[@october20able]

We’re you getting headaches as well

[@vi.i.i.]

Hey can you please share what helped you

[@theythemgae9025]

I've had it since I was born and will likely have it my entire life.

[@cfsrecovery]

There is hope! Please watch this and hopefully, it helps: kzbin.info/www/bejne/i4ulm4abYsxrm9ksi=dOULoU_XB0yELPlt

[@Evilfriedrice2.0]

I’m so so glad I found this brotha. I’m on a process of recovering. I thought I was going crazy been living with this for over a year now

[@cfsrecovery]

I'm glad you found support here! 🌟 You're not alone, and it's commendable that you're on the path to recovery. Keep believing in the process, and remember, progress is a journey. 💪💙 You've got this!

[@peterrobbins6691]

your lucky you found out what you had early. i got it in the 80s when no one knew about it or what it was. everyday i just toughed it out and prayed and it was about 14 years before i found out that it was visual snow and it was nothing to worry about. The first years i was full blown VS and then it gradually went away, i still have it after 30 years, but its negligible.

[@donnaf2666]

Yesterday I took a cool shower since you suggested cool showers can help and my vision cleared up! Cool!

[@cfsrecovery]

That is awesome to hear Donna. As long as it keeps working for you, I encourage you to keep trying cool showers.

[@robertalicea5585]

How does the cold shower help?

[@donnaf2666]

@@robertalicea5585 settles the nerves firing.

[@adamjensen5832]

And why do you think this is? Because it’s taking down inflammation in the body ? Neck ? Brain ?

[@donnaf2666]

@@adamjensen5832 No I think it affects sensory. The cold shower changes the focus.

[@phantomania6860]

My symptoms started 5 years ago when I was lying on the couch. I was going through emotional stress and I remember not feeling good. Then out of no where I felt dizzy and I started seeing these stars and flickering light. I was filled with immediate panic and confusion. I had many sleepless nights and times where I couldn’t even focus my eyes on digital screens. 2 months later chronic tinnitus joined making matters worse. 5 Years later I’ve been able to function properly and live with it and even be able to focus well. I just hope there will be a cure for it and for tinnitus. It’s a blessing to hear normally and see correctly.

[@MarjorMarks]

I shit you not this is legit the same thing with me except it's been about 7 months and now I have a bunch of mental disorders

[@robertalicea5585]

Mine started years ago when I was helping a friend work on his car in the heat when I stood up I couldn't see nothing but static he ran and got cold water and poured it on my head than it went back semi normal been dealing with it ever since

[@XzZVzX]

@@robertalicea5585could be poor circulation to your head? Try getting perfect posture

[@peterrobbins6691]

my visual snow got better, but i have constant tinnitus.. doc said nothing i can do about it. although it doesn't really bother me anymore because i dont focus on it. the trick is to keep busy and not think about the VS or tinnitus and it wont bother you as much

[@cfsrecovery]

I definitely had tinnitus! It would come and go throughout my journey with CFS, but I did find that it was more frequent and intense when my symptoms were flaring up or I was going into an adjustment period. There are a lot of people in the program that have tinnitus as well and it does go away over time!

[@erics4127]

I had the blurry vision, its been much, much better. I'm almost fully recovered. Early, on I went and had my eyes checked. They said I had perfect 20/20 vision!! It will go away.

[@cfsrecovery]

Yes.it surely does get better. Thanks for sharing Eric.

[@erics4127]

@@cfsrecovery Brain training works ;)

[@shortboy3598]

​@@erics4127what are those please read this comment and please tell me

[@robertalicea5585]

Mine hasn't got better feels like it's getting worst with age

[@adamjensen5832]

@@robertalicea5585 how is your neck and posture ?

[@MrMpc88]

I have it for over 15 years. I never had a day it was gone. They are very busy with research for a treatment in Australië. I'm hopefull.

[@cfsrecovery]

Thank you for sharing your journey. Your hopefulness is inspiring. I would also like to recommend for you to check our programs and see if it's going to be a good fit. www.cfsrecovery.co/apply. Stay strong and optimistic! 🌈🙌😊

[@ragdollrose2687]

I didn't know it was CFS related! I started having flotters a bit before getting sick but my ophtalmologies said it was normal. And then, I got dots from POTS dizziness (this one got better with medication). It's really difficult to read in intense light and I can't look at the sky anymore (too much fuzz because of how light and vast it is) which is the worst. But I'm also autistic and I've always had migraines, so my vision is already hypersensitive... It always felt like I could "see" the air 😅 At the very least, I would like to be able to look at a clear sky again without it being painful

[@cats-a-lot3609]

Mine has never gone away. It’s always been there

[@jasminerisby8340]

Same with me I don't feel alone now. I just get static all the time and it's been like this since I was a kid

[@BrianMillsSkills]

I think mine appeared almost 20 years ago as a young teen. I noticed it got worse after some shots recently, perhaps a virus or shot was the original trigger back during teenage years. I suspect there's a genetic predisposition paired with trigger events that cause this chemical change in the brain that impacts how our brains interpret and process the visual world around us.

[@06606]

Yo veo una estática con puntos, son como brillantes, y también si miro algo se me queda después de cerrar los ojos, los puntos en la visión se ponen demasiado definidos si fumo marihuana, y el tinnitus también se escucha mucho más, eso arruinó mi experiencia

[@gruffuddedwards3911]

Yeah, there's a slightly gas-lighting feel to this video for those of us who have had VS as long as they remember and never goes away. It certainly doesn't pop up during some kind of adjustment period

[@VEDAHEALTHCLINIC]

Not only static ,but other dozens visual and non visual symptoms ,its very hard

[@pokeystar1980]

Well said!

[@cfsrecovery]

Glad it resonated with you 😊

[@dayneviviers6303]

My VSS started when I microdosed magical mushrooms for anxiety, ever since then I've been more aware of it, not even sure if I've had it all the years and the mushrooms just made me more aware of it.

[@06606]

A mí me pasó así, cuando tome lsd empecé a verlo, y creo que ya jamás se irá, llevo ya muchos años y al parecer no existe solución

[@EditsByLyra]

That sounds like HPPD.

[@Crysalis-bd9so]

I just found out i have VSS and I've got psychedelic visuals recurring, so I'm thinking it might be related too

[@adamsala9291]

No rubbish video it will never go away!

[@cfsrecovery]

You are entitled to your opinion but bashing the truth doesn't change anything, really! I have been personally through the worst of symptoms and I have gotten through them. We keep positivity only here bro!

[@VEDAHEALTHCLINIC]

​@@cfsrecoveryi have dozens of visual and nonvisual symptoms😢😢😢😢

[@peterrobbins6691]

mine went away to where its negligible, but it won't usually go away without working at it.

[@Lightfurygirl]

@@peterrobbins6691how do u work on it

[@darrenhirst9900]

I've noticed that people that suffer from stress have it. I suffer from stress and I have it. Hugs to you all.

[@cfsrecovery]

A lot of the symptoms you don't need to do anything, you just need to leave them be and they go away on their own! Have a look at these videos to get a better understanding of what's going on and how the body is trying to recalibrate itself. kzbin.info/www/bejne/kGallWmrgsSijac Also, here's a playlist I created that will help you deal with symptoms if you're looking for more info on specifics: kzbin.info/aero/PLJT8-UVmfsmKHgGkCQPKkmHgZL11LqvJa

[@darrenhirst9900]

@@cfsrecovery Thank you.

[@aosp123]

​@@darrenhirst9900ds ur go away?

[@darrenhirst9900]

@@aosp123 It does then comes back.

[@aosp123]

@@darrenhirst9900 bro do u see static

[@rickb1207]

For me it's not away yet, but it's getting better. Got a new job where I have to work harder and smarter. Sleep meditation helps for me to get good rest, breathing slower and understanding my body on how to relax all muscles especially those in my face. Also my thoughts are calmer, thoughts aren't always on anymore. Before I just kinda passed out and I thought it was sleeping. I feel so much more confident too in social interaction. I take more time to enjoy the food I eat and I feel I've had enough sooner, before I just ate fast and till I felt full and could only appreciate strong tastes and fats. I'm now rediscovering tastes of healthier food. It's weird how this is all connected. I'm still an addict to tobacco, and quitting that isn't the right time now. But I agreed with myself I must smoke slower, used to smoke quick and red hot and it feels like that damages my taste system the most, by burning. Now when I feel a bit stressed and feel the need to smoke, I either need to take time to relax or I take a nicotine mintspray. My dopamine, serotonine and endorfine system is also changing I noticed. I've expierenced psychosis in the past and have to admit I'm fitting the criteria now and then lately, but this time I'm having help because i'm open and honest to the people around me. I'm starting to have feelings like love and joy again, but also have to redirect anger now and then. I feel more human now, but it's sometimes a little bit of a challenge to have balance in work and relaxation. Sometimes I'm so sharp in my senses that's it kinda creepy, because I have been away from my senses for the biggest part of my life. Thanks for making these video's cfs!

[@cfsrecovery]

You’re very welcome 😊

[@aamespublishing]

Lol, man - if your “visual snow” ended - it was definitely not a visual snow. Currently it’s incurable. I have VS for 23 years since my first migraine with aura and I’ve tried all kinds of medications: antidepressants, anticonvulsants, cognitive behavioral therapy, physiotherapy - none of that worked. It’s a 24/7 hell for almost my entire life. And there is not a single medically documented case of full recovery from VS. I’m exploring this problem for years with doctors.

[@kirshunreal9333]

It's not 100% curable but we can try balancing it by not getting it worse or making it to reduce very slowly. At least we can give it a try right?

[@cfsrecovery]

Please watch this and hopefully it helps: kzbin.info/www/bejne/i4ulm4abYsxrm9ksi=diqPHR4xXpNfoyq_

[@cfsrecovery]

Please watch this and hopefully it helps: kzbin.info/www/bejne/i4ulm4abYsxrm9ksi=diqPHR4xXpNfoyq_

[@Son-pi3jz]

Please make a full video to get rid vss

[@cfsrecovery]

The ULTIMATE Guide to Conquering CFS Symptoms - kzbin.info/www/bejne/ZpKYm3Z8fLuDmc0si=G_ZYDP7gd3orgl6h

[@lightningshredder5605]

Mine started after too much weed along with a viral infection. I remember the exact moment it started. I was smoking up and got a whiteout but instead of my vision going white it just turned black. With my eyes open. When my vision returned I had these grainy vision and if I relax my eyes I would see 'psychedelic patterns' on matt surfaces like the walls and ceiling. Its been 13 years now, I have stopped smoking weed for years but didnt change anything. In many ways I am still feeling high. The only time it has ever stopped was one time when I was tripping on shrooms. Vision perfect. I still got full score on the vision test when renewing my drivers license. I am not sure it will go away for most people and I find this video a bit misleading because it is just a subjective experience. The objective research says it likely wont go away.

[@peterrobbins6691]

yes, your right, for some people it doesn't go completely away.ive had it over 30 years, in the first few years it was full blown visual snow and it was very hard to just make it through the day. i did alot of praying. i eventually got better after many years and now its still there, but negligible.

[@cfsrecovery]

Please check this link. I hope it helps! kzbin.info/www/bejne/i4ulm4abYsxrm9ksi=Ka1FpzvnpPNLT2tK

[@nimrahh8836]

When l try to sleep l feel like my body is speaking Lt puts a lot of pressure on my body and mind ??

[@shad3128]

So far only one documented case of treatment and remission but it's highly unlikely to resolve on its own, unless it's from birth and the brain habituated to it or it's from situational causes like panic attacks or drug overdoses. So far I've had mine for years after being put on Lexapro and it hasn't gone anywhere or reduced at all. Tried holistic medicine, acupuncture, chiropractors, PT, every lab test and imaging test, 3 eye doc and 4 neurologists, 6 medications, yoga, running, jiu jitsu. It's safe to say if it was meant to heal it would have healed by now. If it just goes away for someone it's probably not meeting diagnostic criteria for visual snow.

[@cfsrecovery]

Please check this link. I hope it helps! kzbin.info/www/bejne/i4ulm4abYsxrm9ksi=izIOYMxAsfE1MErR

[@puspokimate3283]

You write that there is hope and healing, but not how. I've had Visual Snow for 10 years, I've tried almost everything, I also meditate, my life is much more stress-free, I eat better, I exercise regularly and the static vision hasn't gone away in 10 years.

[@cfsrecovery]

Please check this video out: kzbin.info/www/bejne/ppLbYaionc-CrNEsi=riVLXIeJmVuIAq08 and also this one: kzbin.info/www/bejne/ZpKYm3Z8fLuDmc0si=G_ZYDP7gd3orgl6h I hope these helps! 😊

[@saidulislamiyapi9128]

My friend had visual snow but now he is completely get rid of it. But my visual snow symptoms increasing day by day. What can i do?

[@cfsrecovery]

A lot of the symptoms you don't need to do anything, you just need to leave them be and they go away on their own! Have a look at these videos to get a better understanding of what's going on and how the body is trying to recalibrate itself. kzbin.info/www/bejne/kGallWmrgsSijac Also, here's a playlist I created that will help you deal with symptoms if you're looking for more info on specifics: kzbin.info/aero/PLJT8-UVmfsmKHgGkCQPKkmHgZL11LqvJa

[@YABUKIJOE2077]

I have chronic migraines and it’s up to 11 all together

[@cfsrecovery]

Please check these links. I hope they help! kzbin.info/www/bejne/ml6Vo52brb6or6ssi=CR9YlPEiwq6ixUjX kzbin.info/www/bejne/a5m5qaqGbbB9mbMsi=JlKjmr_mciVe5SXS

[@gayleoverly7613]

I had this as a little kid along with tintinitis. I didn’t know there was anything wrong with me. I thought it was quite normal

[@cfsrecovery]

I definitely had tinnitus! It would come and go throughout my journey with CFS, but I did find that it was more frequent and intense when my symptoms were flaring up or I was going into an adjustment period. There are a lot of people in the program that have tinnitus as well and it does go away over time!

[@adamjensen5832]

​@@cfsrecoverymines went away Then came back a few days ago. How do I recalibrate the nervous system?

[@adamjensen5832]

My neck has so many things wrong with it that I’ve accepted unless I get my neck sorted then I’ll forever be this way

[@cfsrecovery]

Recovery is possible!

[@adamjensen5832]

@@cfsrecovery well I also have a misaligned jaw that needs surgery to realign it as well as an osteohyte in my c5/ loss of disk space in my c2/c3 and some intense pain at the tip of my spine so I’m pretty screwed

[@gee_guwop]

🙏🏾

[@cfsrecovery]

😊🙏

[@BrianMillsSkills]

Visual snow in general doesn't ever go away. There's a lot of literature finally starting to be published on thr syndrome. Many people who have it have no known reason for it, and often have perfectly normal eye exams. It's thought its to do with the parts of the brain that process our vision. Some people have always had it and don't knoe why. Some claim it came on after a virus, vaccine, stressful event or injury. There's a spectrum of severity, and it can get worse after a new trigger. There's not yet any known cure in mainstream medicine, or consistently proven treatment, but it can have severe quality of life and consequential mental health impacts, so I hope an effective therapy exists before too long. There seems to be a mild family link to it too, so its possible we inherit a predisposition and something triggers that predisposition.

[@ryanmacleod2227]

Was hopeful, now read this and scared again. Young and scared of the future

[@theythemgae9025]

​@@ryanmacleod2227it's ok! Don't lose hope. Sometimes we need to reframe our thinking, knowing that an issue may not go away can feel scary but there is something freeing about accepting it and if it does happen to go away, yay a bonus. It may not be the news you wanted but accepting it as a part of your life can actually help to reduce symptoms and help your brain to not focus on it. Definitely try new things that may help and it's ok to feel sad and stressed about it. I'm 27, had it my whole life and some days it does feel overwhelming and stressful but others it doesn't bother me too much :) Wish you well on your journey 💜

[@mouhannedazaza5637]

Stfu it does go away you bum

[@yeyeman6569]

Correct

[@rschulz021]

@@ryanmacleod2227did it get better for you?

[@khadiramusic]

I've had VSS since I was born. I'm autistic. I don't believe I will ever not have it

[@cfsrecovery]

Recovery is possible!

[@elizabethw4519]

My 28 year old daughter is suffering with it...she is 4 months postpartum and it seems to have gotten worse.....she is completely stressed out about it and left her job and is under house rest at the moment. How can I help her?

[@Riyuzako7]

how is she ?

[@cfsrecovery]

Please watch this and hopefully it helps: kzbin.info/www/bejne/i4ulm4abYsxrm9ksi=kpihpoW6pOgGq3xi

[@blooming_lounge]

Literally get all of those visual symptoms😢 it happens even after just the slight amount of mental effort and then all the symptoms come too. Every single day :(

[@erics4127]

I had the blurry vision, its been much, much better. I'm almost fully recovered. Early, on I went and had my eyes checked. They said I had perfect 20/20 vision!! It will go away.

[@cfsrecovery]

I understand how challenging it can be to experience all those visual symptoms on a daily basis. However, it's reassuring to know that visual snow, blurry vision and the fog symptoms can indeed improve and potentially go away over time. While it may take some patience and persistence, focusing on your recovery journey and implementing strategies that work for you can make a significant difference. Stay hopeful and continue taking steps towards your well-being.

[@vi.i.i.]

@@cfsrecovery so what can we do to improve blurry vision and other problems, if you could suggest something it will be really helpful. Thank you.

[@walid8108]

i passed drom a really bad health anxiety this last month wich maked me become superaware of my eyes and visions, and now im develloping all the symptoms of vss. wath can you give me as advice right now as im in the early stage?????

[@cfsrecovery]

Please check this link. I hope it helps! kzbin.info/www/bejne/i4ulm4abYsxrm9ksi=8hdUvh7fQPNMvw9V

[@caesarion4596]

I've had it for 10 years. It's never got better. Actually, as of a few weeks ago it's the worst it's ever been.

[@cfsrecovery]

Recovery is always a possibility. I hope you don't lose hope. I would love for you to check our programs out and see if it's a right fit: www.cfsrecovery.co/apply. Looking forward to connecting with you. 😊

[@DisneyworldCanclub-br8te]

There is such thing as visual snow syndrome and it is permanent. But some times it is just stress and will go away. I have visual snow syndrome so I should know

[@cfsrecovery]

Thank you for sharing! 😊 Please watch this and hopefully, it helps: kzbin.info/www/bejne/i4ulm4abYsxrm9ksi=_7GFuSt4HuSYvh4l

[@AstralAlien]

What would you suggest to help your nervous system?

[@cfsrecovery]

Great question! The more we can incorporate relaxation and mindfulness into our routines, the better our sleep will be, the calmer our autonomic system will be and the faster we will heal. This will indirectly help other symptoms + fatigue. Reducing pain takes off stress on the nervous system, mainly from the emotional and mental aspect. 😊

[@jacksondaniels9960]

I have visual snow and derealisation

[@cfsrecovery]

This is very common, nothing to worry about. It's one of those many symptoms that you throw under the umbrella of "hypersensitive nervous system issue" As long as you don't mentally panic it'll just go away and pop up here and there. Stay strong, and remember, there's hope for managing and improving these conditions. Sending you positive energy and healing thoughts! 🌟💪

[@jacksondaniels9960]

@@cfsrecovery great advice Thankyou

[@jamari777]

Same

[@KimberlyLovesJesus-]

Have you been struggling with anxiety? This is common

[@jacksondaniels9960]

@@KimberlyLovesJesus- yep , high functioning

[@verovero8283]

I have eye floaters ? Are they also symptoms of cfs? Thanks for thé answer

[@cfsrecovery]

Absolutely, this is a very common symptom of CFS!

[@verovero8283]

@@cfsrecovery 💝🙏💝

[@martom511]

Hi, I have visual snow syndrome-floaters, palinopsia, after image and many other symptoms. It's getting worse and worse every day. I don't believe in healing anymore. It makes me depressed and anxious. Can you help me please? I don't understand a spoken word of English. Written only. I'm really desperate. Thank you

[@cfsrecovery]

Please check these links. I hope they help! kzbin.info/www/bejne/i4ulm4abYsxrm9ksi=1N4B6vpoPWtyEyB2 kzbin.info/www/bejne/ppLbYaionc-CrNEsi=H_AJQRNGsBhV19bX

[@merrittwilson5801]

Been getting light flashes in my eyes especially in the dark or low lighting. Is this a normal symptom for anyone?

[@cfsrecovery]

This is very common, nothing to worry about. It's one of those many symptoms that you throw under the umbrella of "hypersensitive nervous system issue" As long as you don't mentally panic it'll just go away and pop up here and there. Also, here's a playlist I created that will help you deal with symptoms if you're looking for more info on specifics: kzbin.info/aero/PLJT8-UVmfsmKHgGkCQPKkmHgZL11LqvJa. Hope this helps! ❤️

[@momma.2.6cubs.92]

Mine just started a week ago it’s making my anxiety high. How do you get it to go away

[@aosp123]

Ds ur went

[@momma.2.6cubs.92]

Nope still have

[@cfsrecovery]

Please watch this and hopefully, it helps: kzbin.info/www/bejne/i4ulm4abYsxrm9ksi=TXH4XfqmGIMAkQ6h

[@dutawe]

is visual snow related to dpdr? i have had dpdr since i was 12 and fibromyalgia since i was 14

[@Riyuzako7]

no it’s not related, i hope you’re doing better now (:

[@cfsrecovery]

Please watch this and hopefully it helps: kzbin.info/www/bejne/i4ulm4abYsxrm9ksi=NSTqQb1shQdDJU4Y

[@user-bk4xl3ks6i]

I have it for years how can i finish this problem?

[@cfsrecovery]

Please watch this and hopefully, it helps: kzbin.info/www/bejne/ZpKYm3Z8fLuDmc0si=xBMNnsCsWZcGUnCr

[@Trash10143]

Mine's lifelong.

[@cfsrecovery]

Please watch this and hopefully, it helps: kzbin.info/www/bejne/i4ulm4abYsxrm9ksi=z0G6QJ7BJ0qpwNJy

[@pacificostriker]

How do you fixed it?

[@cfsrecovery]

Please watch this and hopefully it helps: kzbin.info/www/bejne/i4ulm4abYsxrm9ksi=-fyHZiGbtODJGXnd

[@dodsjanne]

How can we recover?

[@cfsrecovery]

It is so nice that you are proactive and seeking for help. I would love to help you. You can check this link to see if our Jumpstart Program is a good fit: Www.Cfsrecovery.Co/apply. Looking forward to connecting with you! 😊

[@SludgeMan90]

Nope. 6 years and going strong.

[@cfsrecovery]

Please watch this and hopefully, it helps: kzbin.info/www/bejne/i4ulm4abYsxrm9ksi=LVzY7lVjWVkQQcjF

[@johnbach2380]

It can go away. Or at least weaken. 5 years ive had it. Its at its weakest right now.

[@cfsrecovery]

Thank you for sharing! 😊 You can also check this video I made: kzbin.info/www/bejne/i4ulm4abYsxrm9ksi=0oQxZ8LkCIDzsdg1

[@EnjoyTheSilence_1]

No it doesn’t. I am 51 years old and still have VSS. I had it since Elementary school.

[@KBXRX]

oh mine went away after a few years is it different for some people?

[@cfsrecovery]

Remember, each individual's experience is unique, and what works for one person might not work the same way for another. It's crucial to approach any new approach with an open mind. Wishing you continued strength and resilience. ❤️

[@peterrobbins6691]

i"m 59 and had it really bad in my early 20's, so bad it was hard to function. It eventually went away after a couple years to where its negligible. Its still there, but only if I look for it, mostly in the evening at dusk.

[@radhajyothi66]

​@@KBXRXhow did your vss go away..pls reply

[@sarahlabbett4626]

What helped?

[@Gibson-md9yi]

I suffer from ocd visual snow tics and minor psoriasis I heard lyme disease causes this... I do not know if I have lyme.. I took a lyme antibody test came back negative

[@cfsrecovery]

I'm not a medical professional, but it's good that you've taken steps to explore your symptoms. If you're concerned about Lyme disease or other conditions, consulting with a healthcare professional for a comprehensive evaluation might provide more clarity. Wishing you the best on your health journey! 🌟😊

[@adamjensen5832]

For ocd go gluten free and it's one of those things that might help visual snow too. Mines is all to do with my neck 😊