The prevalence of visual snow syndrome in the UK is
1.4%–3.3%. Visual snow syndrome is associated with tinnitus and, possibly, to a lesser degree with mood impairment and headache. It is of note that unprimed laypeople with visual snow syndrome in the general population are on average older than those seeking medical attention and, perhaps, less concerned. Although prospective follow-up data are needed, visual snow syndrome is very unlikely to be a progres- sive disorder. We suggest that reassuring information can be given to those seeking medical attention for visual snow syndrome. onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/epdf/10.1111/ene.14150 Comments are closed.
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