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Does Anybody Think That Stress May Lead To Blurry Vision?
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I am just wondering because stress is one of my triggers but i also get blurry vision often.

posted April 13, 2017
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A MyEpilepsyTeam Member

I too have blurred vision my And dizziness it's awful

posted April 17, 2017
A MyEpilepsyTeam Member

Taken to much Med: at one time will make your eyes blurry. do not take it all at 1 time. I did and I had the same thing happen. Doctor said taking to much Med: at one time will work on your brain to fast and that will make it happen.

posted April 15, 2017
A MyEpilepsyTeam Member

Street can To any type of seizure , including blur, double visions and blackouts.
But keep in mind they can also be side effects from your meds

posted April 15, 2017
A MyEpilepsyTeam Member

Blurry vision can be a side effect from a drug.

posted April 14, 2017
A MyEpilepsyTeam Member

Besides of stress, seizures and side effects, I think blurred vision can also be in the genes.
I have been wearing glasses since I was 7 years old. 3 years before my epilepsy started. My mom has blurry vision, and my sisters and aunt​ and other family members do, too. Lots of us wear glasses to see clearly.

posted April 18, 2017

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