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What Causes Headaches And Blurred Vision?

Hi I am asking this question for my 32 year old daughter, she has been having headaches for about six weeks, she has blurred vision. sensitivity to light, blackout spells, forgetfulness and today she removed some fake glue on nails and her under nails were bruised. She has been to the Dr, he gave her meds for migraine and high BP, what in the world could be going on with her
Tue, 21 Mar 2017
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Hello....i understand your concern.
Your daughter seems to have symptoms of raised intra cranial tension and papilloedema which can cause blurring of vision and blackouts along with severe headaches.
I suggest you visit a neurologist and get her examined at the earliest
She will need an mri scan of the brain and probably a lumbar puncture( a procedure involving removal of fluid from the spinal canal ).
I hope this helps.
Regards,

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What Causes Headaches And Blurred Vision?

Hello....i understand your concern. Your daughter seems to have symptoms of raised intra cranial tension and papilloedema which can cause blurring of vision and blackouts along with severe headaches. I suggest you visit a neurologist and get her examined at the earliest She will need an mri scan of the brain and probably a lumbar puncture( a procedure involving removal of fluid from the spinal canal ). I hope this helps. Regards,