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I am 61 years old and sometimes i have blurry vision what causes this?
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Depends: Cataracts, macular degneration, retinal detachment, poor vision , retinopathy due to diabetes and high blood pressure are possibilities. Please see your doctor when you can.
Answered 10/14/2014
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