¿POR QUÉ veo DESTELLOS de LUZ? Analizamos 8 posibles CAUSAS

Do you want to achieve healthy, consistent habits over time? I recently completed my definitive guide for those who want to create a better lifestyle to be healthier and happier. This plan will help you establish the healthy habits you've always wanted in your life and get rid of the destructive ones. ✅ My new ebook is now available with a special discount here: https://go.hotmart.com/J93503428G ------------ Have you ever wondered why I see flashes of light? In this video, we'll explain the causes of flashes of light, signs of flashes of light, symptoms of flashes of light, treatment of flashes of light, diagnosis of flashes of light, and prevention of flashes of light. It's common to find questions on the internet like: What happens when you see flashes of light? What do you call it when you see flashes of light? How long do flashes of light last in the eyes? What causes photopsia? Do I see lights? Do I see a spot? Retinal detachment? Seeing flashes? Seeing sparks? Or treatment for flashes of light? I hope this video can answer your questions about this pathology with A SIMPLE EXPLANATION. 👍 Don't forget to subscribe and activate the bell so you don't miss future videos. If you have any questions, please let us know in the comments, and don't forget to leave us a like. 🟢 On this channel, you will learn about different diseases related to human health. We will analyze a variety of human ailments and pathologies from an academic and entertaining perspective, with several videos per week. 🟢 My name is Felix, and I have been a practicing doctor for over 20 years. I created this channel with the goal of making information more accessible to anyone who wants it. Here we will analyze the causes, signs and symptoms, diagnosis, and treatment of various diseases and pathologies. CHAPTERS: 00:00 Introduction 01:16 Number 1. Normal Visual Phenomena 01:47 Number 2. Migraines with Aura 02:23 Number 3. Vitreous Floaters 03:05 Number 4. Benign Photopsia 03:37 Number 5. Diabetic Retinopathy 04:06 Number 6. Stress and Anxiety 04:37 Number 7. Other Medical Causes 05:02 Number 8. Retinal Detachment Contact: [email protected] Below is the video transcript in text format in case it is useful: Have you ever wondered what those lights, sparks, or flashes of light that appear in our vision mean, both with our eyes open and closed? Would you like to know the cause? Is it normal or is it due to a pathology that damages our eyes? All these and more questions will be answered in our video below. Seeing lights, flashes, flashes, or flickers is one of the most common symptoms that anyone has ever suffered. We can say that virtually everyone has had such an experience at some point in their lives. In some conditions, this may be permanent, and in others, it may simply be a passing experience that disappears after a few seconds. These flashes can vary in intensity, duration, and frequency. They may appear as small flickering lights in the field of vision or as larger, more striking flashes. 1. Normal Visual Phenomena To fully understand why someone might see flashes of light, it is important to recognize that there are normal visual phenomena that can give rise to these experiences. One of the most common examples is a flash of light after looking directly at a bright light source, such as the sun or a lamp. This is due to excessive stimulation of the photoreceptor cells in the retina. These flashes are usually brief and disappear quickly. 2. Migraines with aura One of the most well-known medical disorders that can cause flashes of light is migraine with aura. Migraine with aura is a specific type of migraine characterized by visual symptoms, such as flashing lights, zigzag lines, or blind spots in the visual field. These flashes often precede the headache and can last from a few minutes to an hour. Migraine with aura is thought to be related to changes in cerebral blood flow and electrical activity in the brain. 3. Vitreous floaters The vitreous is a jelly-like substance that fills the space inside the eye and may contain small particles such as collagen fibers. As we age, the vitreous can change in consistency, and the particles may clump together. These clumps of particles can cast shadows on the retina, leading to the perception of flashes or flashes of light known as floaters. While floaters are common and generally harmless, the sudden appearance of many floaters or flashing lights may indicate concern and should be evaluated by an ophthalmologist.