Opinion: Why do we have to keep getting COVID?
'Why aren't we taking it seriously?' 'Why aren't we fixing ventilation everywhere?' 'Why aren't antivirals easily available?'
One year after COVID-19 and fighting for my vision
One year after COVID-19 and fighting for my vision Struggling with symptoms including light sensitivity, pain and poor depth perception, Mark didn’t know what was wrong with his eyes. But his doctor of optometry did: the lingering effects of COVID-19.
Chris Turnbull on Twitter
Comprehensive analysis of study thread on Twitter: New Study: Covid found to infect the eyes and replicate with in them: virus found in eyes months after infection:
'our data give us reason to believe that so-called long-Covid symptoms may include degenerative retinal disease.'
Study leader says.
Tom Andrews on Twitter
Note all the comments below the article of others experiencing double vision post SARS-COV-2 infection
Case Report: COVID-19 Related Double Vision | The Neuro Visual Center of New York
Case Report: COVID-19 Related Double Vision
Neuro-ophthalmologic complications of coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19)
"Multiple neuro-ophthalmological manifestations have been described in association with COVID-19 ... Optic nerve dysfunction, eye movement abnormalities and visual field defects have been described."
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New Concern: COVID-19 could affect your eyesight
“Usually, it’ll cause a decrease in vision,” he said. “It could then cause a secondary cause of glaucoma, can also cause things like cataracts, retinal swelling. All kinds of problems inside the eye.”
Coronavirus (COVID-19) Overview
"A rare, sight-stealing infection might be triggered by COVID-19, a new study suggests."
4 Ways COVID Leaves Its Mark on the Eye
Here are four of the most common eye problems that may develop after COVID infection, according to the new analysis.
Does COVID-19 lead to vision loss?
"Ophthalmologists should have a high index of suspicion for retinal vascular occlusions in patients presenting with decreased vision or blurry vision with a history of COVID-19 infection as prompt intervention may prevent irreversible visual loss:"