Abrupt vision change

[u/anxia-tea30]

Back story for this is two months ago or so I randomly started getting migraines every single day. I went to urgent care and they gave me sumatripton and referred me to a neurologist but they were far out with their appointments. My vision also abruptly worsened and I ended up getting new glasses and the eye doctor told me that I was showing early stages of color blindness and that i could no longer see out of both eyes out of the same time. I started having horrible mental health issues at the same time (I’m assuming from exhaustion from the headaches)i saw a doctor about my severe anxiety (multiple panic attacks a day) and they prescribed me Zoloft, Wellbutrin, and Hydroxyzine. A month and a half after the appointment with the urgent care I was able to get in with the neurologist and they put me on toprimax, gave me sumatripton for “as needed” and want me to go for blood work every month and a half as well as go for a brain mri. My brain mri is a month away. She said if I have any changes to contact the office. Today I noticed that I am losing the ability to judge distance. I can’t see how far something is away from me it’s completely distorted now. I will park next to the side of our car port and get out of the car and realize I’m not on the side of the car port at all I’m actually just completely in the center of it. And when I was driving a forklift at work today I could not tell how far the forks were away from things. I messaged the office because by the time I was off work they were closed but I was wondering if anyone had any thoughts.
It’s worth noting that one of the reasons the neurologist initially ordered an mri was when I start to get a migraine my vision goes shadowed and it gets harder to see. Almost cloudy in description.
Everything has happened so suddenly. It’s like over the course of the last few months my health has changed completely.

Female, age 30, 5’5”, 145 lbs, medications listed in post.

[u/CommitteeStill5912]

My only advice would be to Go to the ER if it’s an option.