... Depends on your age & perscription. Even your computer. There is a wave length to light that goes into a lengthy science project, but in short, the light & brightness of your screen goes through optic nerve to brain. Sometimes it's fatigue or too much brightness. Get a pale tint to lenses or try adding an anti-reflective coating. If over 40 U may need an exam & work w/ an... (3 replies)

... tside for a long time was completely normal. To this day, I still believe her on that point and I don't think I'd associate it. I also don't think that hearing a fuzzy noise or your thyroid has anything to do with it. Just a guess! It may be possible. ... (1 replies)

... Anything that appears in my vision that has a bright appearance,well it causes lines or rays underneath it. ... (6 replies)

... No, not at all. I don't have floaters, I have macular traction which just causes distorted vision in the affected eye. I'm hoping that one day it will unglue itself because I really don't want an operation going into the eye to snip the offending link. ... (39 replies)

... I sure do know how frustrating it is having that fuzzy, foggy vision from the cataract. ... (33 replies)