Strange, Some Women Experience Blindness Every Sunday

AN Australian woman suffering from a strange disease. sHe suffered blindness regularly for three days a week due to eyelids suddenly closed and not always the power of the opening. As newspapers reported The Herald Sun, Sunday (28 / 9), Natalie Adler mysterious disease that is still under investigation the doctors in the State kangaroos. Experts believe that the strange disease experienced Adler is the first case in the world.

Meanwhile, Adler (21) claims to have this medical disorder condition for four years or since he was 17 years old. Suddenly his eyes are always closed on a periodic basis and finally closed completely for three days.

"I then woke up on Sunday and my eyes were swollen. Incident the day before my English exam. My eyes began to close involuntarily, and occurs regularly in a certain period. In a few weeks later, my eyes completely closed for three days (at the time). My eyes closed for three days and is open in three days, "said Adler.

Doctor spesialias of Eye and Ear Hospital Royal Victoria states, what is experienced Adler is a strange case. "He's the only one who experienced this event and we could not diagnose his condition. It is not unusual to see someone with a degree of closure and eyelid muscle spasms, especially at this age. No known cause, "said Professor Justin O'Day of the nerve-Ophthalmology Royal Victoria Hospital.

O'Day said, a condition called blepharospasm, which can cause the eyes to close accidentally, can be used as reference for this disorder, but it could not explain why Adler's eyes closed periodically.

When Adler's eyes closed, he could not see anything except through a small slit in her left eye. However, when both eyes open, he can see clearly even though his left eyelid could limp.

For two years, doctors tried to treat Adler injecting Botox around her eyes and make it able to see for five days a week. However, such treatment is no longer useful for Adler, who has complaints like fatigue and nausea. Beautiful woman from Melbourne is now only hope to attempt to use electrical stimulation around her eyes.