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HUGS to you and hope it clears up soon! :)
I Honestly do not know if this is a Fibro thing, I have never been given an Explanation...has been going on since I was 17...I am now 45...
Go in and get ur eyes checked, talk it over with the Dr....Hope ya get some answers Hon !!
Black spots could be blood. My brother gets this alot and has to have lazer surgery. He is diabetic I can't think of what they call it.
Don't take chances with your eyesight.
Hugs
my eyes have only gotten worse & hurt all the time i go w/ out my glasses most of the time cause i can't see w/them! eye sight goes in & out & they ache i push & hold them closed alot
EYE doc says it just "FIBRO" muscles spams
I just notice my eye sight getting worse. I have never had problems, always could read really small print. I dunno if it is one of my 15 medications...I'm scared to see an eye doctor, if something was actually wrong I couldn't bare another problem. I think it could be the Lyrica I am taking, it seems to be way worse after I take a dose.
But then again we have symptoms of eye problems.
FMS can also lead to the production of a thick secretion, which subsequently impacts vision.
Patients complain of blurred vision, eye pain and strain, and a constant battle with eye infections.
Night driving can be dangerous for those with FMS, as they often have trouble seeing the lights of oncoming cars.
YOU STILL NEED TO SEE A DOC EVERY YEAR! or when you need too!
i had eye iritis one year infection of the IRIS i was temp. blind for 3wks!
don't fool around!
If you can find your center, however you do it, you can almost find balance. Yoga, Tai Chi, Prayer, Meditation, Music, Nature, Gardening, etc...
When you flare, you sit in the fireplace so as not to catch the whole house on fire.
I suggest that if anything doesn't feel right though, check it out with your doctor.
The symptoms never stop, each day is a new adventure. BUT in answer to the important question here, every new thing you develop really needs to be checked out. You should never just assume that anything new is Fibro related....you may have other problems as well
Good luck