extreme tiredness extreme weakness always feeling hungry can't keep my eyes open confusion dizziness and extreme sleepiness?

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What are the possible causes of vision problems in left eye, pain the left neck and arm, weakness, dizziness and disorientation?

Answer 1

Blood sugar check: Your symptoms can be due to possibly high blood sugar but if not consider evaluation for Sleep Apnea. Nevertheless you need to see a doctor right away.

Answer 2

Yes: They use a booklet or chart with pictures made up of dots of various colors. People who are color blind for certain colors will not be able to see the image in the picture.

Answer 3

Yes: Doctors can tell if a person is color blind by using the ishihara test. This test consists of 38 circles of colored dots. Each of the circles of dots contains a hidden number made up of certain colors of dots. Depending on whether or not a person can read the number in the circles, his type of color blindness can be diagnosed. Parts of the ishihara test are posted on websites for people to use.

Answer 4

Color charts: Most eye doctors own an ishihara color vision test booklet which can be used to determine if you are color deficient. There are other booklets as well, color caps, and other more sophisticated means to determine the degree and type of color deficiency you might have.

Answer 5

Itching: Both pink eye (a highly contagious infection most often caused by viruses) and allergy eyes can be red, have copious amounts of drainage, and be mattered shut in the mornings. Itching may be the best way to differentiate between the two. Itch is a hallmark for allergic reactions; not much else involves the eyes, ears, nose, and throat like allergies. A doctor can help tell the difference too.

Answer 6

Itchiness : Allergies tend to itch and non allergic don't.

Answer 7

Depends on the cause: Mscle tension headaches are best treated with nsaids (ibuprofen, naproxyn). Some headaches can feel like eye pain. Nausea can be treated with antiemetic medications. The real issue is that the combination of headache, nausea and eye pain should be evaluated by a doctor because they can be part of a more serious underlying problem.

Answer 8

None: If you are having dull pressure like pain in an eye along with nausea, it could be a sign of increased pressure, especially if you are experiencing blurry vision. Migraines typically feel like throbbing pain and any vision change typically precedes the headache. Migraine however also commonly causes nausea. It would be best to get checked.

Answer 9

Eye pain: Eye pain can be caused by many entities-- dry eye, allergic conjunctivitis, corneal abrasions are common causes-- viral conjunctivitis can also cause eye pain-- if artificial tears do not help, you should see an ophthalmologist to have the eyes checked.

Answer 10

Many things: Could cause these symptoms, many of which are serious and should be evaluated by an ophthalmologist.

Answer 11

The flu?: The symptoms indicate your body is fighting off some nasty infection. Serious and treatable infections need to be excluded. If none found, most likely it is viral flu.

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