I've been going to the doctors for my eyes for a while now

bump cmon this is serious shit and there is no doctor at this time

Any experiences with drugs?

>>18038241
I never noticed such a thing on a white wall but I did have those kind of shutters as a kid and I saw that every time I woke up and went to bed. I actually enjoyed looking at it and imagining it was like an ocean. You just brought back a very fond memory of mine. This is probably more of an optical illusion than it is an eye degeneration. I can't voice an opinion on the "visual snow" since I'm not a doctor but I'm somewhat sure the waviness when looking at things like that is normal.

>>18038241
I have horners syndrome which makes one pupil smaller than the other and some discoloration along with a few other problems. Either way I know your pain op, maybe just close your eyes for a couple of minutes or start looking around more often it helps me

>>18038241
Yeah, macular degeneration does do things like those, and it gets worse if ut remains untreatedad. You may eventually start to see a 'shadow' over the distorted spot that grows over time, if this is the case.
The sooner you get it looked at, the better. Better odds of reversing the damage.

I lived through macular degeneration, and I went from being hardly able to see with my right eye, to the symptoms being fairly minor and recovering most of the lost vision. I was treated entirely with meds and surgery, twice. (Not so much a surgery as getting a shot right into my eye)
Granted, I did start and got treated when I was 16, now 24.

Whatever you do, refrain from dawdling. Shit gets real, fast.

>>18038241
I have that op but for me the waves are barely noticeable, the doc said it was a deformity in pupil which makes it oval shaped as opposed to a circle. Nothing serious if you have same thing.

>>18038241
Google "myopic choroidal neovascularization". It's a variant on md that is treated with different drugs and responds to treatment much better.

>>18038241
Does either eye hurt (dull pain or ache) when you look left/right or up/down? If so it could be inflamation of the optic nerve.