Mattm4000. Foggy vision is hard to describe. It happens for me when indoors under artificial lighting, but can happen anytime anywhere. It just seems as if their is something in the air, it appears slightly foggy, opaque, cloudy, cataract like, pixel like,grainy, like a veil in front of your eyes. You can certainly see fine, but there is enough of the visual snow in the air to make it all seem somewhat wierd. I always have a foggy mind at the same time, and my head may feel "heavy" or "stuffed".
Example of it is being at a basketball game in a gym full of noise and lights. All those bright lights in there but the air seems "cloudy". The lights remind me of being in a Funhouse at the state fair, bouncing and reflecting. They seem bright and hard on my eyes but yet they do not bring out detail in objects, instead making them fuzzy. Ny visiin seems blurred, as if I need glasses but I know my vision is perfect. I may pick up a program and it is hard to focus on the numbers, and when I do focus on them my head is so fuzzy that the info does not stick on my brain. It is now that I start getting real spacey and zombielike and eventually slide into dp symptoms.
This scenario will happen at malls, stores. libraries, staff meetings, night classes, funeral lucheons..you name it. At night and at dusk it hapens when outside. I can walk down a street under a street light and the illumination that is supposed to be there jsut looks like a london slightly fogged street. Driving at night can be a real bitch becasue of the oncoming lights and trying to read street signs that are fuzzy. Again, my eyes are perfect.
Anyway, hope that answered your question.
jft
Example of it is being at a basketball game in a gym full of noise and lights. All those bright lights in there but the air seems "cloudy". The lights remind me of being in a Funhouse at the state fair, bouncing and reflecting. They seem bright and hard on my eyes but yet they do not bring out detail in objects, instead making them fuzzy. Ny visiin seems blurred, as if I need glasses but I know my vision is perfect. I may pick up a program and it is hard to focus on the numbers, and when I do focus on them my head is so fuzzy that the info does not stick on my brain. It is now that I start getting real spacey and zombielike and eventually slide into dp symptoms.
This scenario will happen at malls, stores. libraries, staff meetings, night classes, funeral lucheons..you name it. At night and at dusk it hapens when outside. I can walk down a street under a street light and the illumination that is supposed to be there jsut looks like a london slightly fogged street. Driving at night can be a real bitch becasue of the oncoming lights and trying to read street signs that are fuzzy. Again, my eyes are perfect.
Anyway, hope that answered your question.
jft
