Guest guest Posted May 29, 2008 Report Share Posted May 29, 2008 Because of numerous social situations I have not taken my DMSO in 2-3 weeks. I took a teaspoon Tuesday. My wife could still smell it this AM. I think I may have just had my first ever visual migraine -or- DMSO has caused some calcification to break loose in my right eye. It started 20 minutes ago with a weird little shadow in my vision. I isolated it to my right eye. It kept growing larger and began to have jagged edges. If I closed my eyes that spot was bright white with some black and blue lines in it. At no time did I ever lose vision in it. It kept growing but as it grew it lost the whiteness when my eyes were closed. It grew with jagged edges until it covered the entirety of the vision in my right eye, then it finally grew out and disappeared. There was never any kind of bad feeling. I just checked my peripheral vision with both hands moving in big arcs and all seems fine, both eyes generally match up. Now I can't tell that anything happened. Some of you have been on many other groups with me and may remember me telling that a few years ago I started getting severe flashing in my retinas when I would rub my eyes in the morning. Drinking lots of water helped. Magnesium Chloride soaks helped. Stirwand water helped very noticeably. It all stopped in my left eye a few months ago and began getting better in my right eye but it was still there. I started noticing very recently that it was very much better in just the last few weeks. I did not know what was doing it. Now I'm guessing DMSO is doing it and I'm guessing DMSO has shook something loose. You have to be careful about shaking things loose; you never know where they're gonna land. Well I think I'm fine now, back to work. Daddybob Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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