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Hi Lisa, I first noticed a loss of vision in the bottom half of my left?eye on October 6, 2014, but I still had my central vision. ?3 1/2 weeks later I lost my central vision and on November 4,

Idk.. this is so new for me I had 20/ 20 vision before this happened so I’m not used to my eye being blurry. Maybe the eye has settled in. When I’m outside it’s different , when I close the

Lisa, I am not a doctor* so I don’t know. Its just that I personally had not heard of progression going longer than a couple of weeks, and I know that there are some things that have similar

And PS, if my explanation wasn't clear before... that is very similar to what happened to me...partial darkness at the beginning, followed by full field of vision loss (the tissue paper effect) in the

I think so. Mine was a couple weeks of changes before it settled into what I have now.

Yes neurologist opthamology along with a team of neurologists before her in the ER at the Cleveland clinic. I had 2 mris and a cat scan. The part of my eye that wasn’t affected was pretty clear 2

Hello Lisa-- Did you get diagnosed with NAION by a neuro-ophthalmologist or at least a retina specialist? Four weeks seems like a long time for things to still be getting worse. Take care, Adam Sent:

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Thanks for replying, I am just interested to know others experiences since I’m going through that period now of waiting for stabilization to see what my vision is going to be like. I started 4 weeks

Thanks so much, Clare, for sharing the events of your "perfect storm."? I find it so helpful to know what may have contributed to others' NAION onset and what might be good for me to avoid. Diane

No, it has never changed/gotten better once it stabilized after the swelling went down. That is, at the beginning it was dark at the top and I could see the bottom half. Now it's mostly not so dark

Hi All, I have had right sided migraines with and without aura's since I started BCP in my 20's.? My NAION is in my right eye.?The headaches (HA's) have lessened after menopause (I am now 61) but

Bobbie, did your vison ever get better and if so how long before it did? Thanks, Brandi

Debra, I too have had migraines since my 30s, I'll say. I'm 61 now and had my NAION episode right after I turned 58. I sort of stopped having migraines when I hit menopause, but still get headaches on

You’re right. No one knows for sure and it seems everyone’s story is a little different. I took Amoxicillin and then two weeks later I got NAION. I’ve been told it was a coincidence. Probably

And no one knows if the ibuprofen or the cortisone shot had any effect either.

Joyce, Given that NAION is a result of decreased oxygen to the optic nerve and my blood pressure was already in the low range as is yours, and no one knows how any medication will affect every single

Anyone have thoughts about antibiotics and other meds? I have NAION in my right eye. I’ve just been prescribed Augmentin for a bad sinus infection. I was also prescribed Albuterol Sulfate and told

TO ALL: The details of Joe's acupuncture procedure are contained in this link: https://www.healthcmi.com/Acupuncture-Continuing-Education-News/1482-acupuncture-improves-optic-neuropathy-patient-vision

Hi,I have been following the thread re acupuncture protocols.Joe, might you resend the detailed list?as I’m not finding it in the emails I’ve received. I lost most of my vision, including