I need A GOOD DOCTOR THAT CAN HELP ME AND ACTUALLY BELIEVE ME!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!?

Question

I recently had an eye transfer surgery thingy and i noticed that whenever it turn around i see and hear things that i can not believe are real, i went to the doctor three times and he does not believe me but this is ALL TRUE!! I'm really scared to go to sleep at night because i see and hear these strange things that no one else seems to see.

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50 minutes ago

i mean i got my eyes from a donor and i meant to say whenever i turn around not "whenever it turns around" ok!?

Answer 1

They transplant eyes in your world do they ?

Answer 2

I think you most be dreaming, wear on earth did you get new eye balls from ???

Did you have an ear transplant as well. lol

Answer 3

If you had a cornea transplant, and they took your corneas and replaced them with a 'donor' cornea, your vision will be different. I'm not sure whether you had keratoconus, or cornal trauma or an old infection that left scarring... but you apparently had a transplant.

This means that your vision will not be the same as it was before. You will see things you didn't see before and your side vision will appear different as well. If it is a corneal transplant, then you'll have an incision line with little sutures running around. Those lines, those little holes for the suture tracts, the edge of the cornea or the 'bed' of the transplant, all form surfaces that will change the direction of light in a variety of ways. Some will produce color shifts, and others will cause refractive shifts so that things appear that may or may not be 'there'. But they do appear in your vision or your mind's interpretation of the image.

And the change in hearing, may or may not be associated with the corneal changes.

I'm not sure "we" believe that you are able to 'see' things because you somehow have the biological tissues of another human being, and somehow his or her spirit has infected you so you are able to hear stuff or see stuff you couldn't see or hear before. Guess it could happen, as we certainly don't 'know' all there is about this.

But as far as the difference in sight and side images, I'd bet you DO see stuff. How your brain interprets it sort of depends on a lot of other factors. I don't think you are NUTS as I'm sure other people may hint at.  

You might consider making a study of the images. When do they occur? Under what circumstances? Is it dark, or light, or dusk or sunrise, or in one room or when you turn to the left in that room and the image jumps from the mirror or?????? see if you can find what triggers the images. That may help you explain to yourself what's going on.

Answer 4

So you're saying that they gave you a new eyeball?

Umm...sure ok.

It wouldn't affect your hearing. And I tihnk you should just go to a phsyciatrist.

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