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Hello doctors, what does it mean to have blurred optic discs?
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Normal or disease: Blurred optic nerves can be physiologic (normal for you) or from swelling in the optic nerve from inflammation or infection of the nerves that make up the optic disc or a tumor in the optic nerve canal or elevated pressure in the brain.
Answered 1/23/2015
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