Aright guys, I had three tests taken on 04-15-2015 (posted above).
Was a very fast group of tests which all took a total of 1h 20min appx.
First I was given a "Field test". In this test i put my head into a machine with a white egg shaped top with a part of it chopped off ... egg> () machine> |)
Anyway, I put my chin on a small shelf thing and look into the hollowness of the half egg machine. Everything is white except for a red laser peeking through one of the 6 small holes and one hole relatively larger which has an optic fibre put through it. First I am told to look in between the four dots and click a button (i'm holding a remote with a button) when ever I see a orange dot flash in between (there must be orange LED's behind white plastic). It starts out bright and as it flashes it gets smaller and smaller. Then when that semi-activity was done I was told to look at the optic fibre at the very top for about 10 to 15 seconds and not blink or move at all because a small laser was analysing my eye (I'm assuming the laser is class 2 and this analysis was not analysis the inside of my eye). Then when that semi-activity was done I was told to stare at the optic fibre and click whenever I saw a orange flash anywhere within my field of view (you guessed it
this is the field of view test). This took about 10 minutes and it was done for both eyes separately.
Then the lady told put pupil dilation stuff in my eye and put me in the room where people were waiting for their pupils to dilate (if a bright eye shines on a pupil dilated by the chemicals it will not contract as it should).
20-30 minutes later...
I am actually totally blanking on the second test right now
this happened about a week ago. When I get my test results it should jog my memory and I will update
The third test...
The most exciting test. The man whom might either be a doctor or a technician
shows me into a room with a machine about the size of 1.75m off the ground and 0.4m wide. This machine is a camera with tons of LLLLLLLLLLAAAAAASSSSSSSSSEEEEEEEEERRRRRRRSSSSSSSSSSSSSS. I asked about it and the dude told me it was made in Japan so apparently it has to be really good (what a funny guy) then I was supposed to put my chin on another small shelf thing attached to the camera and take pictures of each eye. What happens is when I look into the camera... it looks back at me :O *mind blown* just kidding, although that's basically what happens, there's is an image of a big green X made up of small dots and red lines of lasers scamming along the x-axis and the y-axis. The guy tells me to look at the x at the centre while he takes a picture and then far off at the edge of my to take a picture of my optic nerve. This processes was done 2 times for each eye because the first time we took pictures of my eyes he did not use the red lasers. Then when ever he took a picture of my eyes, an incandescent light would flash very brightly (actually now that I think of it it actually might have been a xenon high energy discharge lamp) and this gave me freaking blow to the mind every time cause my pupils were dilated ALOT. This gave me a headache
Well that's all there is so far. Next I will meet up with an actually eye specialist dude in my local area on the 27th. One thing which does worries me is that i'm only gonna finally see someone who will tell me what is happening in my eye two weeks after I injured it, because...
lazerman121 says
"took me 3 weeks to see one by then there was nothing they could do."
soooo, im worried two weeks has been too long and by the time the docs diagnoses my condition it will be too late to fix anything. :'(
@mortuus btw mortuus I think those home made goggles actually saved my eyes from having a black spot because the laser was extremely close to my face and pretty well focused. I honestly think that god has saved my eyes from bring burned to a crisp cuase... the laser was close... 1W... extremely strong wavelength... and focused to close range... god definitely had a part in this.
