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CANCER-FREE But New Problem

ToBeGolden
CSN Member Posts: 695
CT-Scan, Brain MRI, Vocal Cord Biopsy all came out clean. I had radiation last July/August for vocal cord cancer. Voice is a challenge; but I can swallow. All in all, the throat portion of my treatment is coming along fine.
HOWEVER:
I have a new neurological problem. My visual fields "jump" in both eyes; and this is linked to my heart beat. I've seen an ophthalmologist and she said that there is nothing wrong with my eyes. So that leaves the brain. I have an appointment with neurology.
Anyone have visual field problems following radiation? I don't think my symptoms are related; just asking. Rick.
HOWEVER:
I have a new neurological problem. My visual fields "jump" in both eyes; and this is linked to my heart beat. I've seen an ophthalmologist and she said that there is nothing wrong with my eyes. So that leaves the brain. I have an appointment with neurology.
Anyone have visual field problems following radiation? I don't think my symptoms are related; just asking. Rick.
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Thank you for your adviceadventurebob said:L'hermittes?
I had some weird visual stuff that was connected to L'hermitte's Syndrome. It came on at the same time and then went away a couple weeks later. The L'hermitte's still happens once in awhile. I wonder if your visual stuff is related?
Bob
Thank you for your advice and input. I'll keep your suggestions in mind as a visit an opthalmalogist and neurologist in the coming weeks. My symptom is progressing, in that it affects both eyes now. I spend a lot of time in front of the computer and consequently I am starting to get headaches. The headaches are relieved if a close my eyes (and listen to music) for twenty minutes.
I will post any results I get about my condition. Rick.
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