Title: Temporary Blindness: Common Causes & Natural Treatments
Headings: Common Causes of Temporary Blindness and Natural Ways to Treat It
Common Causes of Temporary Blindness and Natural Ways to Treat It
Types of Temporary Blindness
What Causes Temporary Blindness?
How to Treat and Prevent Temporary Blindness
Natural Ways to Treat Improve Your Eyesight
Exercises for Healthy Eyes
A Healthy Diet to Improve Your Eyes

Content: Episodic blindness: Episodic blindness or amaurosis fugax is a temporary loss of vision that usually occurs in one eye. It is a rare issue that is caused by a lack of blood flow to the eye, and it can last anywhere from several seconds to several minutes. Episodic blindness could be a sign of a more serious condition, such as a stroke. People often describe it as seeing a shade or curtain pulled down over one eye. It’s generally not painful and people can still see out of the other eye. Flash blindness: Another common form of temporary blindness is flash blindness, which is blindness caused by a bright flash of light. For example, a bright camera flash, or transitioning from a dark room to the sunny outdoors can lead to flash blindness. Flash blindness is caused when retina pigments that are responsible for recognizing light become oversaturated.