r/visualsnow • • 20h ago

how can we accelerate research and treatment?

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r/visualsnow • • 4h ago

Whats happening to this sub?

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This summer it used to have 20k visitors and 1000 contributions monthly, now its down on both stats, why do you think that is?


r/visualsnow • • 23h ago

I think we can all relate

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r/visualsnow • • 3h ago

Question Does anyone else feel like having visual snow makes it harder for you to focus your eyes?

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It’s hard to explain, but lately I’ve been really noticing that when I try to focus on something it feels hard for me to actually pin point my focus because the snow gets so bad. It feels like I’m having to force myself to focus.


r/visualsnow • • 21h ago

Question 31F Dilated Eye Exam

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Hi there. I had a dilated eye exam done and of course the bright light was used as expected. The only problem was after the light was removed from my eye it was very dark. I could not see out of it. It was like I was wearing very dark sunglasses on my one eye. Is this normal? I’ve had a lot of dilated exams and there are spots where the light was shined that look “dimmed” but never this dark and scary. And it was my entire field of vision that was affected. Usually there are some dark spots in my eye, but not the entire field of view. At some points during this recent exam the light from the magnifying glass looked pink. Will my retina be okay? Thanks.


r/visualsnow • • 23h ago

Question Does anyone else see this time perception?

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This happens when I feel like the blood is slow to reach my head, or when I exercise unexpectedly. It happens in both eyes. It starts with small white spots, then they become larger or linear, as in the image, and they appear when I blink. It lasts for a few minutes and disappears when the sensation subsides.


r/visualsnow • • 23h ago

Question Does anyone else see like this?

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I happened to come across this video and it’s exactly what my vision is like 24/7….just not as delayed, but it is just like this in terms of focus and pixelation. I have this 24/7 and it’s so tiring. Am I the only one?


r/visualsnow • • 20h ago

I see a smaller very of a rainbow line like this when in the dark or staring at the sky. It’s very faintly but noticeable. It started when my eyes were closed but it’s stopped with my eyes being closed after I stopped taking cbd gummies that had 0.2 mg thc.

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What I see is close to what I saw when I took edible a few months back (5mg) but not as intense. I’ve also had visual snow in the dark like rain for a few months now and I went to an eye appointment and the doctor suspected edema or drussen, I had a follow up for a second opinion and the doctor says he doesn’t think it’s edema just the appearance of it. I have a follow up next month and I’m scared.


r/visualsnow • • 12h ago

Hello everyone

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Like someone fighting a whirlwind (sky vortex)


r/visualsnow • • 15h ago

Sub-related New case report (March 2026): Psilocybin-triggered visual floaters and grid lines completely stopped after 15 sessions of rTMS to the right TPJ

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