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What do you suggest if my vision is still blurry 36 hours after drops?
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Wait: If you are referring to dilating drops that are used by an eye doctor to examine your eyes, then you should wait. They will wear off. If you are referring to some other type of eyedrop, call the doctor who prescribed the drops.
Answered 10/12/2015
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Doc says i have allergy and dry eye. constant blurry vision and ghosting. Vision does not improve with drops. with glasses still 20/20 .Whats wrong?
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I had my eyes dilated yesterday morning at 8 am. It is currently 31 hours later and my vision is still blurry. Is this normal?
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I had an eye exam today with dilation. One pupil became larger than the other with blurriness & headache. It's been over 13 hours since then & my vision is still blurry and my pupil still larger and headache. How long should I wait to get it checked?
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