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Has Anyone Suffered From Seeing Geometric Patterns In Vision Although They Have Not Taken Hallucinogenic Drugs?
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I'm 72, female. Three weeks ago, I accidentally took 600 mg of Bupropion for a couple of days or more (I mistook the 300 mg pills for the 150 mg which I took twice daily). The recommended dosage is 400. Since then, I have been seeing geometric patterns. Eye exam was OK and MRI OK. I am still waiting for EEG.

posted March 24
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A MyDepressionTeam Member

When I was anorexic and severely underweight, I used to see illuminated matrices in the lower left corner of my vision. They were coupled with feelings of bliss like I'd never experienced before.

posted March 24
A MyDepressionTeam Member

Thank you. I appreciate that.

posted March 25
A MyDepressionTeam Member

Prayers 🙏

posted March 25

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