Though, Its rare phenomena and hasn't happened in years now.

I used to "Blur out" sometimes where my vision turns blurry and the voices around me become muffled, and unlike spacing out, i am very aware of what's happening around me / to me.

I usually can snap out of if i want to, by Shaking my head, but its odd because i find very draining to muster the willpower to Shaking my head, feeling very tired

When i was 6, i hit the back of my head against the side of my parents bed. I was jumping on the bed and fell and had to get stitches. Maybe that is the cause of my blurring out?

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[–] 5 points 6 months ago (2 children)

You might be describing orthostatic hypotension. Does it occur when you move after a long period of staying still?

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  • [–] [S] 1 point 6 months ago (1 child)

    I dont think so, but it has been years since it happened.

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    I hit my head a lot as a kid. I periodically experience what I assume is a form of epilepsy (no my doctor has not been any help.) It can happen at any moment, even while I am asleep. It starts very suddenly and feels surreal, like dejavu. That feeling subsides (sometimes i get flashes of dreams I have had) and is replaced by nausea, sometimes enough to make me puke. Afterwards, I tend to be mildly confused and my working memory is hindered. I have a hard time remembering what day or season it is and what the structure of my day is sposed to be. Its very annoying and I don't believe I could get to the bottom of it without them scanning my brain while it occurs.

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