Snowy Vision (Visual Snow)

Visual Snow, as it is often called, is an unknown visual condition which causes people to see snow or television like static within their visual field.

Links:
Wikipedia article:
http://www.wikipedia.org/wiki/Snowy_v...

Website dedicated to the condition:
http://www.visualsnow.com

Support forum:
http://p210.ezboard.com/bthosewithvis...
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[dmi3011]

pray to God for it to go away, i have and i'm seeing results....no pun intended. lol

[DannnLixi]

Your vision is damaged, you don't just notice it

[BlueMageLunais]

ive had this all my life and thought it was completely common because you can't expect eyes to see perfectly 100% of the time. just thought it was apart of your natural vision O.o when i was little i used to "play" with them in the dark by having huge chunks moving across the room and pretend they're spaceships. guess a lot of people wouldn't have experienced it, eh? i hear anyone can see them, they just have to "notice" it. theoretically it's energy, but who knows.

[Ben Forman]

I've had visual static my whole entire life. It makes reading pretty difficult. Especially facial recognition. Sometimes I cant make out who a person is from how bad the visual snow is.

[DemonItachi2391]

депрессия

[ZestyZambillaZillah]

Iv had it since i was 15 i got high one day then the next day I had it plus the ringing in the ears. It's only notacable when im looking at a flat bast object like a white wall but when I look at somthing random like grass its almost like it disapeaser. maby its sensory overloud IDK and if this help any I was on Thyroid meds plus I had depresion.

P.S I also had Depersalization but its almost faded away that or Iv gotten used to it. (Message me if anyone has any info!)

[Justin Abramson]

Just a guess... I have this as well. Though I usually only notice it at night. I wear glasses and have had a few concussions from my time in the Army that cause persistent migraines. I wonder if this is my brain struggling to properly interpret the images that I see? idk... It's very annoying though at night. sometimes it's so thick I can't properly distinguish things.

[matzoball101]

same here

but its not that we're not seeing it , we actually see it all the time its just noticable only in the dark

its in your vision constantly

[Rhys Switzer]

I agree I have both visual snow and tinitus and tinitus is not that high pitched or loud its really just annoying and the visual snow isn't that blurry and there always seems to be a pattern in the movement (or maybe its just me) I also dont get 24/7 only at night or in dark places

[kronosx7]

I guess I'm lucky, i've had this all my life but it's not nearly as bad, i barely notice it unless it's a dark or light surface, and it can be very entertaining at night.