Yeah, when I need cleans, I use the rectoverb 50 at home. oh well.

My guess (and I'm not a real doctor) is you have some sort of convergence insufficiency along with other issues. I don't know what a neuro optometrist/ophthalmologist is, but a doctor who specializes in concussions should be testing for these as well as other visual issues. In my own research, I've found this discussed in a blog that certainly resonates with some of my symptoms. I can't post the link, but if you google "pcs upmc zoloft" it's the first hit.

I have an appointment on Monday with an office who specializes in concussion treatment. I was told the initial exam is 2-3 hours, with testing for visual, vestibular, auditory and other insufficiencies. I'm more hopeful about this than a 15 minute meeting with a neurologist who finds my symptoms inconsistent with concussions (although the connection is all over the internet).