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Today Ive Been Feeling Pretty Rubbish With Cold/ Flu .
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Fri, 29 Nov 2019
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Brief Answer:
Please clarify
Detailed Answer:
Dear sir, I have gone through your question and I understand your concerns but please clarify if you were experiencing vigorous coughing or sneezing due to flu or not.. kind regards
Please clarify
Detailed Answer:
Dear sir, I have gone through your question and I understand your concerns but please clarify if you were experiencing vigorous coughing or sneezing due to flu or not.. kind regards
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Dr. Prasad
today ive been feeling pretty rubbish with cold/flu. anyway my left eye went funny. in the corner of my eye I could see a sort of half XXXXXXX and flashing and when I looked to the side it was blurry. it only lasted for about 10 minutes. it went away when i sat down and shut my eyes for a minute. why?
today ive been feeling pretty rubbish with cold/flu. anyway my left eye went funny. in the corner of my eye I could see a sort of half XXXXXXX and flashing and when I looked to the side it was blurry. it only lasted for about 10 minutes. it went away when i sat down and shut my eyes for a minute. why?
i had been sneezing quite alot and blowing my nose
i had been sneezing quite alot and blowing my nose
Brief Answer:
Fundus examination
Detailed Answer:
Dear sir, hello again. I would recommend that you get a fundus examination by an ophthalmologist to asses your vitreous gel and retina. As continuous and vigorous nose blowing can lead to increased intraoccular pressure which can be manifested by flashes of light and blurred vision. I hope you find this helpful
Fundus examination
Detailed Answer:
Dear sir, hello again. I would recommend that you get a fundus examination by an ophthalmologist to asses your vitreous gel and retina. As continuous and vigorous nose blowing can lead to increased intraoccular pressure which can be manifested by flashes of light and blurred vision. I hope you find this helpful
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Dr. Kampana
Brief Answer:
Fundus examination
Detailed Answer:
Dear sir, hello again. I would recommend that you get a fundus examination by an ophthalmologist to asses your vitreous gel and retina. As continuous and vigorous nose blowing can lead to increased intraoccular pressure which can be manifested by flashes of light and blurred vision. I hope you find this helpful
Fundus examination
Detailed Answer:
Dear sir, hello again. I would recommend that you get a fundus examination by an ophthalmologist to asses your vitreous gel and retina. As continuous and vigorous nose blowing can lead to increased intraoccular pressure which can be manifested by flashes of light and blurred vision. I hope you find this helpful
Above answer was peer-reviewed by :
Dr. Kampana
it has not happened again it only happened the once does this mean it probably is not serious?
it has not happened again it only happened the once does this mean it probably is not serious?
Brief Answer:
Yes probably
Detailed Answer:
Dear sir, hello again.. Since this symptom was not sustained nor repeated then it is probably due to transient increase in pressure that was not damaging so there is no need to worry. I hope you find this helpful
Yes probably
Detailed Answer:
Dear sir, hello again.. Since this symptom was not sustained nor repeated then it is probably due to transient increase in pressure that was not damaging so there is no need to worry. I hope you find this helpful
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Dr. Raju A.T
Brief Answer:
Yes probably
Detailed Answer:
Dear sir, hello again.. Since this symptom was not sustained nor repeated then it is probably due to transient increase in pressure that was not damaging so there is no need to worry. I hope you find this helpful
Yes probably
Detailed Answer:
Dear sir, hello again.. Since this symptom was not sustained nor repeated then it is probably due to transient increase in pressure that was not damaging so there is no need to worry. I hope you find this helpful
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Dr. Raju A.T
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