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I forgot to take my contact lenses out, now have cloudy vision?
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Remove Contacts: This is likely caused by corneal swelling from contact overwear, especially if the contacts are not meant for extended wear. Remove the contacts so that your cornea can receive more oxygen. Don't put the contacts back in until your vision is back to normal. If significant pain or redness is present then see your doctor.
Answered 6/17/2012
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