Canon rebel t3 screen looks patchy

Hi Guys,
I am in a little trouble , all of asudden my canon rebel t3 display has gone patchy , the images come in good , but whe i review it on the display it looks patchy like a 800 x600 quality display. looks as if it is using 256 colours display. please help
Thanks
Kapil

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