While the visual static is the hallmark symptom, VSS is fundamentally a multi-sensory processing disorder. Because the dysregulated neural networks also manage other sensory inputs, patients frequently experience a cluster of non-visual symptoms. These commonly include tinnitus (ringing in the ears), migraines (often with aura), cognitive fatigue or “brain fog,” and heightened sensitivity to light (photophobia). Recognising VSS as a comprehensive neurological condition is crucial for validating the wide-ranging symptoms patients experience and guiding holistic management strategies.