Possible causes of blurred vision?

[Jonnyg419]

Right now as I am making this thread I am experiencing blurred vision. I am taking Test E 500mg ew, And Liquidex .25mg eod. I also took Nolva 10mg ed for 12 days at the first sign of sensitive nipples. I stopped taking it about 6 days ago. My vision isn't blurry when I look straight forward, but it is blurry in my periferal vision. Any ideas why?

[DanB]

High/low (possibly high in your case unless it straight after doing a heavy set etc) Bloodpressure is only thing I can think of

Interested in hearing other opinions though

I assume you havnt changed doses or taking any new meds, or anything that reacts with the nolva or adex?

[austinite]

Do you get headaches?

[< <Samson> >]

Before I started the baby aspirins I did the same shit. But, my blood pressure is high due to my Bf%. At least I think it is.

[< <Samson> >]

Do you get headaches?

Oh yeah, got headaches too.

[austinite]

Well, headaches/migraines are commonly related to vision issues. Like nearsightedness for example. Without proper glasses/contacts this results in headaches and blurred vision.

Also, anti-depressants can cause blurred vision, such as wellbutrin.

[Capebuffalo]

This sounds like an ocular migraine or ophthalmic migraine. It's due to a spasm of a blood vessel in the occipital cortex of the brain (back part). It'll cause a 'blind' spot or area of dim vision usually with little zigzag lines on the edges, one one SIDE, not one eye, and it moves slowly over till it goes away. It'll never pass the mid line. You can have one on the left and one on the right at the same time, but that's really rare.

These last about 20 minutes or so. Some people get headaches or migraines, which makes this part a prodrome, but most don't.

Does this sound like what you are experiencing?

[HitIt]

one cause of blurry vision: hormone imbalance...just sayin

[Jonnyg419]

I really never get headaches, and I definitely haven't gotten a headache or migraine during my entire cycle. I haven't started any meds and am not taking anything other then what I am currently listing. I get my blood pressure checked regularly and it as healthy as can be.

And Yes CapeBuffalo, what you described is very similar to what I experienced, time duration and all. If that were the case I must not be a person who gets an accompanying migraine. Is there any danger to what you described, is it something I should look into with my primary doctor? This is the first time I have ever noticed anything like it.