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Blurred vision is it a type of epilepsy?
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Not necessarily: Transient blurred vision can occur during a seizure, but on its own does not indicate epilepsy. The best thing would be to get checked. There are far more common reasons to have blurred vision.
Answered 9/28/2016
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