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What are the side effects associated with using African pygeum?
Relatively safe and non-toxic, not carcinogenic. May have rare occurrences of diarrhea, dizziness, disturbed vision, gastric pain and constipation. No overdose effects.
What is applications of photoelectric effect in our daily life?
It is in the digital cameras, image sensors, and night vision devices that are widely used in the present world.
Why does age effect optical illusions?
with yhe passage of time normal human eye can not adjusted the least distance of distinct vision
Sometimes i see a kaleidoscope effect in my vision what is this?
I thought I was going blind. I went to Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat and the doctor told me it is a migraine. It is called kaleidoscope migraine according to the doctor.
Does pregnancy effect vision?
Pregnancy can affect the eyes and eyesight. The thickness and curvature of the cornea can be caused by water retention. The changes of blood circulation, metabolism, hormones, and fluid retention are all affects during pregnancy.
Can Zoloft cause blurred vision?
I'm worried that it might be causing mine.
Does your ethnic group effect your vision?
not a clue
What part of vision does alcohol not effect?
color
Is limb numbness an after effect of mercury ingestion?
Symptoms of mercury ingestion typically include sensory impairment such as vision, speech and hearing, disturbed sensations and lack of coordination. ItÍs not limb numbness per say but it might feel that way because you lose you coordination,
Is vision connected to taste?
yes, it has a psychological effect
Does eyeliner effect vision?
No, unless applied incorrectly.
Does alcohol affect vision?
Absolutely, Not only does it effect Vision but it effects your pores and like your body fluids. Yes it does.
What are physical factors that may effect night vision?
headache
What does it mean when a person eye is functionally but they cannot see?
Vision is a complex phenomenon, involving eyes, nerves and brain elaboration. The optical image on the retina, for example, is flat and 3D vision of far objects, that is not due to binocular effect, is completely an effect of brain elaboration. If optical nerves are cut, for example, a person is blind even if eyes are fully functional. Also selected nervous diseases exist inhibiting brain reception of the vision signal and causing either false vision (for example black and white or absence of 3D perception), or even blindness.
How does alcohol effect the head?
it impairs your vision, movements, and thought process.
In what addition to the effect of alcohol greatly reduces a drivers vision?
Fatigue
What is the difference between being drunk and a marijuana high?
Being drunk is being under the influence of alcohol, and being high is being under the influence of harmful drugs. Depending on the drug, both have pretty much the same effect: Impaired vision, loss of focus, disturbed behaviour, and impaired/loss of consciousness.
