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Thread: blurry vision
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Old 03-19-2004, 05:34 PM
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At 42 it is normal to have blurry near vision, especially if you've been looking at far away objects or if it's later in the day. Still with a bg over 550 your doc should be referring you to an Opthamologist as soon as he figure you have stabalized. Be sure to ask the next time you go in to see him. A little advice for when you go in to have your eyes check. Make sure your bg's are in the normal range and take your meter with you. Some doctors will not check your eyes for corrective lenses unless you can prove your not high. High bg's will throw off their test.
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