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Blurry vision, difficulty focusing, floaters. are these things related?
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Not likely: The blurred vision and difficulty focusing may be related but these two are likely not related to your floaters. Any changes in vision warrant a visit to the eye doctor though. Make an appointment.
Answered 4/23/2013
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