Plötzlich keine Sehkraft?
Also in letzter Zeit ca Monaten. Sehe ich plötzlich kaum was, meine Sehkraft ist auf einmal weg. Das kann 5 Minuten dauern oder über Stunden. Danach sehe ich wieder voll und ganz. (Bin Brillenträgerin, eher aber. Linsen). Meine Linsen sind top und hochwertig und immer abgemessen, vom.optiker und Arzt.
Wenn meine Sehkraft auf einmal weg ist, bekomme ich mittlerweile richtig Panik, weil ich einfach hilflos bin. Und keine linse, keine Brille hilft dann in dieser Situation. Ich kenne diese Hilflosigkeit anhand meiner Dioptrien (-4,25/-4,50)daher bin ich auf Hilfsmittel ja angewiesen.
Neulich ist es beim Autofahren auch passiert und ich konnte noch rechtzeitig auf einen Parkplatz halten.
Warum sehe ich plötzlich einfach nicht mehr? .
Wer hat das auch ?
Was hilft?
Wie kann ich mit der Panik umgehen?
Wünsche euch einen schönen Sonntag noch.
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To let the ophthalmologist clarify the cause and to avoid unnecessary risks such as driving. Imagine that happens on the left track of the highway and right is full. Where do you want to park if you don’t see anything?
By avoiding risky situations and clarifying the cause in time. It can be extremely soothing to have Nen names and the info as it goes on.
@easylife2 As if a veil on the eyes…so I’m not blind. It’s fuzzy. As if I take off my lenses or glasses, just a tick worse. But I didn’t see anything like that, even if I gnap my eyes together. I think I always feel a slight pressure on my eyes, but I’m not sure this could come from the panic. Yeah, I know I have to go to the doctor, but I only have an appointment on Wednesday in a week. Yes, and this is already a hurry….
So I can imagine that with lenses. Most likely if the lens(s) is aspherical. Then it can happen that it turns on the eye, and one sees it inconspicuous. This can happen when the eyes are dry, for example, because you do not blink too little, or you are sitting in draft air (car, ventilation…?), or because it does not fit so 100%.
With too dry eyes, the whole lens can also slide and “stick” on the cornea. You can also feel it as a “breathing body”. It helps to clean eye drops to moisten.
With glasses it should not happen. If it also occurs -> to the ophthalmologist.
You should go to the ophthalmologist.
And NO AUTOFAHREN MORE! It’s really dangerous if you can’t park. This can be fatal very quickly for you and other ends. So no excuses from, “Don’t have a choice.”
You can handle the panic. 1. Hold on something with both hands and sit on the ground. You can’t go anywhere. Then close your eyes and focus on your breathing. You know you can see again after some time, so wait for it. As long as you hold with hands, feet, butt and possibly back ground contact. That’s not how you’re moving.
I’m aware of that.lut the car driving and I’ve been walking since.
I can’t always sit down. I have a 15-month-old daughter…. it’s not possible.
Very good.
Then have as much wall and ground contact as you can.
At least stand and call your little one to you. Always have them when you’ve been out with you. If you can’t see anything, you can’t see what’s with your little one.
See that you have someone with you for security who also has an eye on your daughter. Neighbours and especially pensioners can be very helpful
Make an appointment tomorrow and show how urgent this is.
What you can do about going to an ophthalmologist and telling him!
Such suddenly occurring health disorders have a cause, and they can only be diagnosed safely by a doctor – not here on GF!