Does your medication cause you blurred vision?
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Hi,
Do any of you experience blurred vision during the day whilst you're on medication? It doesn't have to be continuous. I've noticed more so mid morning when I'm looking at something for any length of time. Like in my IPad or reading then when I look up everything is double vision. I've already had my 2yr eye check up and everything is fine except I need an increase on my lens.
Ive only noticed this since I've been on my medication. When I wasn't on these, and my TN was in remission, I never got blurred vision.
What do you think?
Gloriana
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RachisCool Glor888
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Glor888 RachisCool
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Do you often get it? Or find something else set it off?
Valkyrie Glor888
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no, never had this particular one. Its a curious thing.
Glor888 Valkyrie
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Its so annoying and I never realised it's got some things that I've experienced, or are experiencing, more or less. Such as memory impairment, difficulty finding words, and one other I've noticed is the 10seconds delay say in responding because you have to take in what's just been said. It makes me feel really thick and stupid. I'll be glad when I'm off these tablets.
Valkyrie Glor888
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Glor888 Valkyrie
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Valkyrie Glor888
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Glor888 Valkyrie
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georgia18769 Glor888
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I know I've only just started out on my medication, but over the past couple of days since starting it my eyes have sometimes gone blurry every now and again.
It's quite strange since they've never done that before unless I'm tired, since this is happening even when I'm not tired.
Glor888 georgia18769
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At first I thought it was my eyes. With using my IPad and reading a lot I just assumed that was causing it.
To think of all the medication I've been on I've never had blurred vision.
Oh well nothing we can do about it. I think I will stay off my iPad and reading just to see if it clears.😕
georgia18769 Glor888
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I'm almost always looking at a computer screen (since I'm a computing student) though I try to rest them also and it sometimes helps to stop them.
I know that blurred vision is a side-effect of my meds, and I've seen that it's the same for you, so I hope it will go away sometime!
Glor888 georgia18769
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It doesn't seem too bad now since I've rested them from typing etc. so we'll see.
I'm glad I'm not alone with this.
Good luck with your computing. I hope you don't have too much trouble with yours.
georgia18769 Glor888
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And thank you! Revising for exams is slightly hard with blurry eyes but I'm getting there.
We just have to bear with it unfortunately, maybe it'll go away on it's own.
Glor888 georgia18769
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When you're revising for your exams how long to you revise for? Do you have breaks in between?
georgia18769 Glor888
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When I revise I try not to go for much longer than an hour at a time, and then I take a break for as long as I feel like I need (before I get guilty that I'm not revising!) and carry on all day like that. First exam's tomorrow and I've already slightly bruised my hand from writing so much! Then 4 more after that one.
Hope you're doing well and your eyes are doing better