#visual symptoms

[pl9090]

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[askanautistic]

Could having increased afterimages/grainy vision be an autism thing, like, related to visual hypersensitivity? By afterimages, I mean if you look at something on a high-contrast background and the negative image sort of stays on your vision for a while. Tbh I don't even know if this is related to non NT stuff or if NTs experience this :S

I think that NTs do experience the latter (at least to some extent) because there are certain illusion things you can do online (where you stare at an image then look at a plain wall and the afterimage creates a different picture). Although that would involve staring for an extended period of time.It might well be that you experience it more (it’s hard to know what’s considered usual or not). I’m also not sure what amount of visual snow would be usual or now. But it would make sense that if you’re sensitive to light or colours that you might experience some kind of visual disturbance in response to that.I suppose one measure might be whether it has a negative impact or not. More importantly it might be worth exploring whether anything helps (colour overlays for paper, or overlay software for your computer, or experimenting with the brightness/contrast).You might want to look into visual stress to see whether that’s something you experience?