Question 1

hazy vision with contacts?

Accepted Answer

Cornea swelling: Hazy vision can also be due to swelling or other problems on the cornea, which is where the contact lens sits. Agree that the first step is to stop wearing them and see an eye doctor.

Question 2

what is the definition or description of: hazy vision?

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Hazy vision: Impairment of sight in which things appear hazy, fuzzy or blurred.

Question 3

causes of sudden blurry and hazy vision that goes in and out?

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Spasm: Sounds like accommodative spasm, where the focusing muscle of your eye is "spazzing out". If you are older, could be a sign of stroke- depends if it's one eye or both. You need to see an ophthalmologist.

Question 4

lately i have noticed blurry and hazy vision-- what can cause?

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Lots of causes.: You must see an eye doctor sooner rather than later as some causes could be serious.

Question 5

cloudy, hazy vision. seeing arcs or flashes of light?

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Detachment?: Probably a vitreous detachment (no treatment), or retinal detachment (needs prompt surgery). See ophthalmologist very soon (days).

Question 6

i had pvd months ago and still have hazy vision - has anyone had this problem?

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Common problem: The first step is to be evaluated by an eye doctor to make sure you don't have any retinal problems that may have resulted in bleeding. Assuming that it is a pvd, you may have a floater in the center of your vision. It's annoying and can take 6 months or more to move out of the way, but there isn't much you can do about it. Fortunately, it's not dangerous.

Question 7

i had lasik 3 days ago, but still have hazy vision. is this normal?

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Maybe: Corneal interface scarring and irregularities can be present post-lasik.  Also, there may be irregular astigmatism.  Best to be checked for glasses with a comprehensive exam.  Also, dry eyes may be present.

Question 8

what kind of doctor should i see for double & hazy vision?

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Ophthalmologist: An ophthalmologist is an eye surgeon and can treat both of these problems.

Question 9

how do i fix foggy/hazy vision 3 years after having cataract surgery?

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Depends: Treatment depends on the cause.  Go see an eye doctor for further evaluation and appropriate treatment.

Question 10

i'm having foggy/hazy vision 3 years after cataract surgery, what is wrong?

Accepted Answer

Secondary cataract: Secondary cataract is a condition where the posterior capsule (the clear membrane behind the lens) becomes cloudy or scarred.  Immediately after surgery this membrane is clear like seran wrap.  The light passes through the pupil, then the new lens implant, then this clear membrane (posterior capsule).  It can cloud like wax paper.  A yag laser can be used to make a hole in this clouded membrane.

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