Comments on: Blurred vision caused by activity ? http://signofdiabetes.org/diabetes-blurred-vision/blurred-vision-caused-by-activity Best Information on Signs of Diabetes Fri, 04 Dec 2009 20:44:59 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.2.1 By: qwertz88 http://signofdiabetes.org/diabetes-blurred-vision/blurred-vision-caused-by-activity/comment-page-1#comment-1420 qwertz88 Wed, 11 Nov 2009 20:19:59 +0000 http://signofdiabetes.org/diabetes-blurred-vision/blurred-vision-caused-by-activity#comment-1420 This could be anything, really. But make absolutely sure that you don't give up until the doctors find out what it is. If they say they don't know, tell them it's their job to find out, no matter if they need to take another round of new blood tests. It's reassuring that they will do an MRI, but I think it's unlikely that they will find anything. If it starts with an activity, it would probably not be diabetes, since the blurred vision in diabetes is due to high blood sugar, while doing an activity lowers blood sugar. It could also be migraine with aura only, but then it should go away quicker. If your eyes hurt, then it could be retinal migraine, but it really doesn't sound like it (also it's very rare). I think that the most probable guess right now is that you have an autoimmune disease (maybe SLE, systemic lupus). Usually you would have more symptoms (like fatigue), but all diseases have to start somewhere (and may not get worse either). To be on the safe side, your doctor should take at least these blood tests: ANA, anti-SM, dsDNA, CRP and Vasculitis. The eye doctor should also have checked the pressure of your eyes.<br><b>References : </b><br> This could be anything, really. But make absolutely sure that you don’t give up until the doctors find out what it is. If they say they don’t know, tell them it’s their job to find out, no matter if they need to take another round of new blood tests.
It’s reassuring that they will do an MRI, but I think it’s unlikely that they will find anything.

If it starts with an activity, it would probably not be diabetes, since the blurred vision in diabetes is due to high blood sugar, while doing an activity lowers blood sugar.

It could also be migraine with aura only, but then it should go away quicker. If your eyes hurt, then it could be retinal migraine, but it really doesn’t sound like it (also it’s very rare).

I think that the most probable guess right now is that you have an autoimmune disease (maybe SLE, systemic lupus). Usually you would have more symptoms (like fatigue), but all diseases have to start somewhere (and may not get worse either).
To be on the safe side, your doctor should take at least these blood tests: ANA, anti-SM, dsDNA, CRP and Vasculitis.

The eye doctor should also have checked the pressure of your eyes.
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