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She Problems

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Cameron, NC

I have a question. Do any of you have days where your eyes are blurry? It is hard for me to decide whether it is the fibro or not. I have been legally blind without glasses most of my life. Then I had cataracts which is kind of a blessing for someone like myself. But I have noticed some days my eyes are blurry. The next day they will be fine. Today is one of those days. I can barely read anything. I know tomorrow i will see fine. I do not have diabetes and my optometrist sees nothing… read more

April 23, 2018
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A MyFibroTeam Member

Perhaps a more specialised optical person.. fatigue directly affects vision as the eyes work via muscle.. so they will be more and less throughout the day depending on how tired the muscles are.. It won't be the fibro directly.. that's not possibly, however simply being more tired or stressed will affect eyesight.

April 27, 2018
A MyFibroTeam Member

I definitely get the blurry eyes a lot and it drives me crazy, especially when I need to read something immediately and I just can’t get them focused!!!

April 24, 2018
A MyFibroTeam Member

Yes and also night blindness. It comes and goes and the optician noticed a deteriation in the vision in just my left eye. Its not bad yet and i do have to wear glasses at times but its only really bad when im fatigued. I notice the blurring worse when i look from my phone to the TV it takes a little while to focus properly and if im fatigued it can take a few minutes to focus properly.

April 23, 2018
A MyFibroTeam Member

Yes mine do on and off x

April 28, 2018
A MyFibroTeam Member

I also get blurry eyes. It usually only lasts for like half an hour and the onset is random. It's almost like a thin film covers my eyes. I can't help trying to blink it away when it happens, even though blinking doesn't help.

April 24, 2018

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