Visual disturbances

Visual disturbances refer to any interruptions or changes in vision that can affect clarity, perception, or color. Common examples include blurriness, double vision, halos around lights, or temporary vision loss. These disturbances can result from various causes, such as eye strain, migraines, or underlying medical conditions like diabetes or retinal detachment. While some disturbances are temporary and harmless, others may indicate more serious health issues. It’s important to seek professional advice if visual disturbances occur frequently or are accompanied by other symptoms, as early diagnosis can be crucial for effective treatment.