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Anyone get occult auras without the migraines since diagnosed with lymphoma?

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Nienhagen, DE
December 24, 2025
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I have had auras and blurred vision without headaches for a long time and I have never associated it with lymphoma. They only last a few minutes and I've mentioned them to my medical people but they have not seemed concerned so neither am I. I did have my eyes checked and a brain scan at one time to make sure it was not to do with either.

December 24, 2025
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One of the weirdest things that I experienced was a psychological change.
This was caused by my calcium overload. I thought I had lost it. I started hallucinating, had mood swings and blurry vision. They put me in the hospital and started working on lowering my calcium.
After it went down , I started feeling like myself again. I discussed this with my Doctor and the hospital psychiatrist ..and I was amazed that high calcium could cause this reaction.
I was being treated forCLL.
HOPE YOU FIND YOUR ANSWER SOON!

December 24, 2025
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Are you experiencing visual auras without the headache component since your lymphoma diagnosis?

While the search results don't specifically mention ocular or visual auras without migraines, lymphoma can cause neurological symptoms that might feel similar. These can include blurry or double vision, cognitive issues like Show Full Answer

Are you experiencing visual auras without the headache component since your lymphoma diagnosis?

While the search results don't specifically mention ocular or visual auras without migraines, lymphoma can cause neurological symptoms that might feel similar. These can include blurry or double vision, cognitive issues like fuzzy thinking, and other visual changes, especially if lymphoma involves the brain, brainstem, or cranial nerves.

Some members experience various neurological symptoms during treatment. If you're noticing new visual disturbances or aura-like symptoms, it's important to mention them to your healthcare team. They can help determine if these are related to your lymphoma, treatment side effects, or something else that needs attention.

Have you noticed any patterns with when these auras occur, or are they accompanied by other symptoms?

December 24, 2025
A MyLymphomaTeam Member

Thank you for answering me!! I never had them until diagnosed with lymphoma and at first it was quite frightening ! I did an appt with eye doctor to rule out retina detachment. I guess they are more common than I realized !!
Thanks again!

December 24, 2025

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