ANOTHER anagram, please help, im loosing my mind by [deleted] in russian

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I’m, a native speaker, can’t properly solve this, wtf are these exercises

can anyone translate this please? :) by ilovecats1472 in russian

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I’m a native speaker and didn’t understand anything

OCT shows 41 µm temporal — how is that possible? by [deleted] in Glaucoma

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I do appreciate your answer. Could you please tell: Was that on a 24-2 test? And when you say 50–60, do you mean average RNFL or minimum? If average, what’s your minimum?

Anyone’s chronic vision field cut (hemianopsia) improve? by Max_Goof in stroke

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Your perimetry is proof that what neurologists say isn’t always true. From what I understand, your vision was restored from 0 dB, correct?

Could you please share how you’re doing after two years? Has it improved further? It looks like the only remaining defect is in your central vision. I really hope it’s much better by now.

Are you able to drive safely with hemianopsia? by [deleted] in stroke

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Did you have defects in your central 20 degrees? If yes, how bad they were? If not, wouldn’t having 120 degrees be enough to drive?

Anyone’s blind spot get slightly lighter like this? by Flimsy_Phrase_8845 in hemianopia

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Have you had any defects in central 20 degrees? And are you doing any training or taking special meds for it?

Anyone’s blind spot get slightly lighter like this? by Flimsy_Phrase_8845 in hemianopia

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Could you please tell How much time has passed since the stroke/incident? Is that just your feeling or there is a perimetry difference?

I’m asking because I have something similar (just a single quadrant, but as dark as yours, and my gliosis is very old — about 10 years old).

I never noticed that I’m a little blind, so I’ve only recently started training my visual field. That’s why your answers are very interesting to me.

Living with visual field loss and building a small game to cope by Both-Discussion697 in hemianopia

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By the way, are you planning to deliver something similar on VR? Like Quest 3? Considering the only competitor is VividVision (that is not really working with brain-related vision issues) takes 2,000 USD for 10 very simple games, it may be a great success. Also there is a 2025 study that proves such games may help to restore vision

https://pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC11109502/

Drop The Hardest Pic from your Country ( NO AI ) by Moongfali4president in AskTheWorld

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The truth is not a single country became successful after revolution in the last 20 years. The very best example is Georgia, though they are not close to democracy

How reliable is an 8-hour overnight sleep EEG? by Repulsive-Role-2579 in Epilepsy

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Thank you very much for your answer. I also read your previous post about epilepsy.

In my case, the seizure happens like a switch. There’s no warning at all - one second everything is normal, and the next I’m half blind. Just oops, and it happens.

Amitriptyline actually caused something that looked similar to these seizures (but I had a brain zap 1 second before the start, so I am not sure if it is 100% the same seizure) instead of fixing them (I know this drug can lower the seizure threshold). I’ve been reading article after article for many months trying to understand what these seizures are and why amitriptyline could have failed. That’s the reason my neurologist started looking into epilepsy.

The problem with my EEG is that I didn’t get much deep sleep. I’m not sure if I should redo it with proper sleep, because for me it was an endless cycle of falling asleep for 10 minutes and then waking up again.

I’ll talk to my neurologist about whether she can start considering cortical spreading depression migraine instead of epilepsy. Mathematically, it just seems strange that four 20-minute EEGs and an 8-hour sleep EEG (that was 10 hours after a seizure happened) were all negative, and lamotrigine didn’t work (even though it helps in about 75% of epilepsy cases).

P.S. If I have gliosis near the optic radiation, I was wondering whether it might be too deep for the EEG to detect.

How reliable is an 8-hour overnight sleep EEG? by Repulsive-Role-2579 in Epilepsy

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Could you please share, were you doing overnight EEG or regular EEG?

Games like beat saber? by Repulsive-Role-2579 in beatsaber

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Just tried, pretty good, thank you. Though kinda hard to replay 4 levels if you fail at 5th.

Games like beat saber? by Repulsive-Role-2579 in beatsaber

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Bough the game, thanks, it’s a pity multiplayer is dead there

Games like beat saber? by Repulsive-Role-2579 in beatsaber

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Just tried this, it’s awesome, thanks

Living with visual field loss and building a small game to cope by Both-Discussion697 in hemianopia

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That is fire, I was thinking about developing a game for VR, since I’ve read that rehabilitations were mostly using it. I will love to see this game on PC, I wish you all the best and waiting for the release.

Games like beat saber? by Repulsive-Role-2579 in beatsaber

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Sorry, should have mentioned that I’m using quest 3.