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Unclear Vision

Hello  someone.I  am  here  to  seek  some  help.I  have  this  blurred  vision problem  which  I  have  been  experiening for sometime  now to the  extent  that  before I  can  see  clearly  now I  always  had  to  squeeze my  face.I  am  really worried about  this can  someone  help.
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I must add, that it would be very wise to see a Dr. regarding your eyes.

Good luck!
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sudhamaa,

       Unique has had this problem "for sometime now".
       While your statements are very true, they do not pertain to him.
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I am not a doctor, and I could not understand your problem also. But I am only suggesting from personal experience. When there was a similar problem of sudden blurred vision, we were suggested to (a) see an opthalmologist immediately, and test our thyroid level in blood; (b) test our blood sugar level; (c) go for investigation by a neurologist (d) do ct scan of the head, carotid artery duplex scan and cardiovascular examination. We were told not to delay.
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I just had cataract surgery 2 days ago. Painless & successful, and it's amazing how well I see.

I saw my retina specialist was June and it was not detected then, but only during my last visit 1 week ago.
I had a cataract and didn't know it....this may be true in your case.

I assume any Ophthalmologist can detect a cataract.

Hope this helps!
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