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Every now and then my vision gets a blurry ring and most times my whole vision will go black for a couple of minutes after. why? it comes back later.
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See below: It could be an ocular migraine. It is caused by a spasm of a blood vessel in the vision pathway. Avoid caffeine, cheeses, decongestants and go see a doctor for confirmation.
Answered 9/9/2019
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