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Excessive crying last night, and as a result my eyes were v. heavy. have now noticed my left eye has slight blurred vision, also when right is closed?
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Temporary: Your vision will recover from the crying. Crying removes the mucous from the surface of the eye making it dry. This blurs the vision. The mucous layer will recover in a day or so.
Answered 5/10/2021
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