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03-27-2014, 01:45 AM
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That is also a condition that is a neuro condition and damage the nerve of face around your nose,eyes,mouth,but is mostly affect one side only check with your md as well I heard happen due dental decay or trauma due a dental procedure but also can appear due to stress,affect the nerve and muscle around the eye and eye lids,hope you do a research and is never bad idea to make the dr check any disease that out there,hope this help, always your friend Jesika blessings
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Hi Nanc, I'm so sorry you are going through this awful experience with your eyes. I wish I could offer some help, but I have never had those symptoms before with my eyes or rsd. I once saw white flashing lights for a brief moment but eye dr said that my retina in my right eye was not detached so it was fine. She did say it could be related to rsd though, but I haven't had it happen since. I do get dry and blurry eyes often, but if I were you, I would maybe check with another eye dr. I also had that red dye put in, but all was fine. I am going to see an ENT dr about the ringing in my right ear soon. I will let you know what they say. It is driving me crazy too. I will pray that you will be okay my friend. Take care. With love, Renee.
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Have you been checked for Lyme disease? I've had RSD since 2002 and started having problems with my left eye in 2009. I saw many specialists including those you referenced in your post. No one was able to link my eye problem to the RSD but didn't know either what the cause was. I've been through numerous tests including those for Lyme, all results came back negative. Facial palsy is a symptom of Lyme and despite the numerous negative test results it was ultimately confirmed as positive for Lyme disease a couple of months ago. After a course of 5 weeks on antibiotics it seems that my eye is back to normal. Unfortunately I still have the RSD pain but I hope the Lyme bacteria has been killed.
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I'm so sorry about all of these stresses hitting you like a freight train..the ptosis and swallowing difficulties... and that you are just seeing your report from 2012... and you've been under the weather, all in one?? That's alot!!  Darn it you're due for better weather!! I have had ptosis after a sympathectomy (for RSD  ) and it definitely affected my vision badly. I don't know your cause but pray for speedy resolution. It would seem like a possibility that because of your neck your symptoms might be explained,(which sounds like mine too), but I don't know. I have some numbness that comes and goes in the left side of my face, muscle spasms... and on down my arms too. so far... no RSD in my face which is my blessing...sending healing energy your way,  Hana |
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He said that he is no expert in RSD, but probably knows a bit more than a general ophthamologist. He does not usually treat pain syndromes and doesn't recall RSD causing double vision or drooopy eye, but if it effects the face "I suppose that's possible". Also said that he imagines the dr I saw wants him to rule out any other potential causes. The other dr is in a neurological practice that I went to before and left because the NP I was seeing turned into a real jerk.
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