u/Cultural-Ice8361

Should i consider surgery?

Should i consider surgery?

I find my strabismus inconsistent, at times they look aligned and sometimes very misaligned,apparently surgery in my region is expensive and the doc i saw (op...)gave me glasses but it was just for my short sightedness and light. I have also seen some non surgical procedures,which one would you recommend.

u/Cultural-Ice8361 — 1 day ago

Do you also have latent nystagmus?

When i close one eye specifically my right one,my left eye vision gets blurry and pupil moves involuntary and all i could see is things moving from left to right...and also with my right eye closed i could also feel it moving or something like a rhythmic beats kinda like heartbeat.

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u/Cultural-Ice8361 — 1 day ago

Is it better to sometimes forget about your illness?

I honestly don't really feel the need of telling people about my diagnosis. Even though it's serious like as long as i take the meds and all and try to be stable see the doctor if need be. But i also try to put it behind me and just live.

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u/Cultural-Ice8361 — 8 days ago

I think meds gave me permanent tremors

I'd like to clarify that this is not only bipolar meds since i used to have seizures too,and my neurologist had to look for a combo that might treat my bipolar and also the seizures. On completion of my dosage(a year) i stopped taking them but i started getting tremors that would worsen during my depressive episodes...so fhey gave new set of meds that did the same for the seizures but this time for the tremors and also for bipolar depression.

I tend to stop my medication immediately i start feeling better because AEDs are not good for long term use... but the tremors are still here but very mild...only gets worse when I'm triggered but it has been over a year since i took them and i think that's enough time for the reversibility of meds-induced tremors. I feel my bipolar meds have also played a part in this sinve those were the last meds i took...

Does anyone also have med-induced tremors and how did you treat it if use to have it.

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u/Cultural-Ice8361 — 11 days ago
▲ 15 r/bipolar

Like sometimes i am just in a good mood and now i think that it could be mania,i think it's really frustrating cause sometimes i just wabt to live without feeling like things could flip at any given moment.

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u/Cultural-Ice8361 — 18 days ago