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I have bacterial conjunctivitis and my vision is blurry in the morning?
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Typical: The mucous/pus that's built up on the surface of your eye will cause this. Once you wake up and wash it out or blink it out a few times it should improve. Continue your treatment from your doctor and if the blurriness doesn't go away, get rechecked.
Answered 2/27/2014
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