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Just thought I’d step in here for a sec and mention that my AN is definitely cause tendinitis which I experience every day for multiple hours. It is definitely affecting my vision, causing my vision to go in and out of focus I did go to a ophthalmologist and they found nothing wrong with my eyes, agreeing that possibly my vision problems were caused by my AN so much to my dismay, but not my surprise when you autonomic nervous system has a mind of its own. You come to expect these inconveniences I know for a while. It was like I should treat this symptom with that this symptoms something else but it doesn’t work like that symptoms keep changing coming and going in a funny way, I try not to challenge them anymore. The medication I use works most the time the pain seeps through some of the time do the best I can find a strange humor in all of it.

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Hi Andy,
Like I said in other posts, neuropathy is a very wild condition and trying to understand it, well I wish anyone the best of luck.
As for vision, the new neurologist I saw for the scond time last week on May 1st was the second time she tells me to get my eyes checked. I made an ophtalmology appointment in June. I had cataract surgery a few years ago in my right eye and then I tore the retina in 5 places about 3-4 years ago. I was also told by an optical office I am starting cataract in the left eye. So, we shall see.
No one really knows why symptoms keep happening and and what the causes are. Neuropathy's progression has a mind ofits own. We just need to learn, if we can, how to cope with the changes.
Take care and have a serene day,
gus