bacterial conjunctivitis Loss of vision

I drew a diagrams of my issue basically part of my effected eye has a static like vision in just one spot. So for example if I am looking directly strait ahead and holding a cell phone in that part of my view it becomes static like. This came on suddenly like 5 days ago and the doctor said he has no answers on why this is happening. He wants to perform a field test. But my central vision is 20/20 and all other tests including pressure for my eye is normal. I am 42 years old. In good health exercise every day.

I hope the drops are helping your conjunctivitis. 20/20 central vision is only one measure of eye health. I would have the visual field test done if these symptoms continue. It tells the doc exactly where the disruption is vision is occurring. It is a non-invasive test that takes about 15-20 minutes, usually administered by a skilled tech, and will help figure out the problem. Depending on results, it may be followed by an examination of your retina, a prescription for more drops, or just cautious watching.
Let us know how you progress.
Sue

Drops are helping with the swelling. I am getting very anxious and worried, about my sight in my left eye. It came on suddenly and I am worried it may be something else the ophthalmologist may have missed or something more serious. Has anyone ever experienced what I am feeling? Thank you for the support. My next appointment is on June 8th a few days after my birthday. All my friends and family are telling me its from the infection, but I am having my doubts.

I almost went to the Er yesterday but I held back to wait to see if the drops help clear up my vision. My ophthalmologist said he is not concerned and currently he doesn’t know what the cause of my vision change is. But I am the one suffering through this and its not easy 🙁

My daughter, a telehealth nurse, says that with vision changes like yours, you need to go to the ER. I would suggest one affiliated with a teaching hospital or large practice, so that there are opthalmologists on call. Eyesight is too precious to wait and worry.
Let me know what you learn.
Sue

@godislove, I know it is a weekend, but I agree with Sue that you should get checked. Infection, swelling, sudden vision change should be checked, now. Monday is a long way off.
I once had an eye 'act up', for something different on a Saturday night. I called my PCP early Monday morning and he sent me to ophthalmologist who sent me to Retina Specialist. In a matter of days, I was diagnosed and started on treatment. I lost some of my central vision in one eye. My doctors said that if I had waited any longer, it would have been much worse.

I don't know why these thing happen on weekends. Let us know what you find out. Do you have someone who can take you to the ER?

Thank you everyone for the kind words I am here at the Er now waiting to be seen. They performed a ct scan and thank God it came back normal. I am waiting to see the ophthalmologist to determine whats actually wrong with my eye. I ll keep everyone posted.

I ll let you know as soon as I know Sue. Please thank your daughter for me.

So the ophthalmologist here thinks I have optic nurotis sorry for spelling my eyes are currently dilated, she ordered a mri and might admit me for IV for 3-5 days I ll keep everyone posted on results

So after a long night at the Er they said they ruled out optic neuritis. They diagnosed me with (Naion) upon leaving the ER not sure I actually agree with that diagnosis. But only time will tell.