macropsia

A buzzing sound in the ears has also been reported immediately before macropsia development.

It is also unlikely for macropsia in adolescent children to be associated with a serious disease.

A person with macropsia may have no psychiatric conditions.

Macropsia is a condition where the individual sees everything larger than it actually is.

Temporary macropsia can be induced by a number of other illicit drugs.

There are a broad range of psychological and emotional effects that a person suffering macropsia may experience.

Once a larger effort is made to compile such reports, there will inevitably be more research on the subject of macropsia.

There are also suggestions that visual distortions, such as macropsia, can be associated with cocaine use.

Macropsia may appear either before the onset, or after the resolution, of all clinical symptoms associated with the illness.

Almost all patients with macropsia due to infectious mononucleiosis have full recoveries.

Future research may focus on ways to limit the occurrence of retinally-induced macropsia due to surgery.

The susceptibility of certain age demographics to macropsia is a subject that requires further validation.

Also known as micropsia and macropsia, it is a brain condition affecting the way objects are perceived by the mind.

Physiologically, retinal macropsia results from the compression of cones in the eye.

Episodes of temporary drug-induced macropsia subside as the chemicals leave the body.

Endogenous hypoglycaemia can result in number of visual disturbances and sometimes macropsia.

Episodes of micropsia or macropsia occur in 9% of adolescents.

In the story, the title character, Alice, experiences numerous situations similar to those of micropsia and macropsia.

Macropsia, along with its opposite condition, micropsia, can be categorized under dysmetropsia.

Patients may either experience micropsia or macropsia.

Stemming from this symptom, someone with macropsia may feel undersized in relation to his or her surrounding environment.

Past research has linked macropsia to migraine.

The episodes of macropsia can occur as part of the aura in a migraine.

For the visual condition/eye illness, see Macropsia.

Macropsia or micropsia, an alteration in the perception of object size or shape.