Can a panic attack affect your vision?

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• cocreative

  01/08/2013

  There are lots of problem can be caused by panic attack, such as dizziness, upset stomach, chills, shaking, hot flashes, etc. So as you can see, dizziness can cause our vision lose temporarily. Which means our vision can temporarily be affected by panic attack. You needn't worry about the vision. All you need to worry is that how can you make yourself strong enough to defeat the panic attack.

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• Mackenzie rose

  01/17/2013

  Yes, it is true that panic attack can affect your vision. You can get lots of vision issues such as foggy vision and wavy vision after fighting with others. If you get panic attack and you have some injuries on your eyes, the way that light coming into your eyes can be changed. For example, it can lead to more light into your eyes, which can result in blurred vision. What's more, you can get spots in front of your eyes.

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• Alexander david

  01/22/2013

  Yes, the panic attack will cause your affection of your vision. When you get panic, your pupil will be dilated which will cause the invisible bacterium to come easily. This will affect your vision. You'd better use the warm compress to make the eyes feel comfortable. You could use some eyes drops to make the eyes feel comfortable.

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