Yes, it is possible in some cases that people may get blurry vision when he or she is suffering from seizures.
For example, if during a seizurethe the patient has had suspected head trauma, then the patient should pay attention to the signs which may happen, such as blurred vision or other vision problems, difficulty sustaining consciousness, vomiting, extreme tiredness in the hours following the seizure. If any of the symptoms mentioned above has emerged, it is important to seek medical attention as soon as possible.
Sometimes the symptoms of seizures are not to be treat at all with some of the following factors:
A. The patient has no prior history of seizures.
B. The patient has one single seizure.
C. The diagnostic tests reveal no neurological abnormalities.
D. The patient is too young.
On the other hand, if the patient has a history of seizures and has been diagnosed with Epilepsy, then an anti-seizure medication will likely be prescribed. However, if drug therapy is not successful in preventing and controlling the seizures, then other methods may be considered including surgery, special dietary changes, and complementary medicine and so on.
