Can stress and anxiety affect the vision of a person?

Hello doctor,

I have been through many traumatic events. I believe that my brain is not the same as before. I had an episode of migraine once. My vision goes bright and wonky during stressful situations. It feels like I am in a television show and watching my life, not through my eyes. My vision is messed up, and everything is moving. When I directly look at something, that object gets “cut out” and bounces towards and away from me. It is the weirdest thing. I told about this problem to many people, but they refused to believe it. It affects me, and I cannot drive due to this problem. A stressful situation or looking at a computer screen for too long triggers it. When my vision becomes wonky, I have to wait as I cannot bring it back to normal. It feels weird, and I am trying to fight with myself to get back to normal. If it happens right now, I will be unable to type on my phone because my fingers cannot coordinate with the phone. This problem started six years ago when I left my mother and lived with my father. I cannot find a medical term to describe what is happening to me. What am I experiencing, and why? Please help.

Thank you doctor,

The things do not appear blurry but are shaky. I do not see things rotating around me or blackening in front of my eyes. The symptoms occur for three to ten minutes. I experience shortness of breath due to anxiety. The frequency of symptoms depends on my emotional state and the environment. If I am in a stressful and scary environment, it happens quite often or almost every day. When the episodes are over, I feel normal, but I am scared it will happen again, so I do not think about it. When this happens, I am either fine or scared. I just escaped an abusive relationship, so I am scared. It takes me about 25 to 30 minutes to fall asleep. I told about these symptoms to a few people, but they ignored me. I have never undergone any investigations or consulted a doctor. I have been experiencing it for the past five years.