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When very tired, my vision changes and everything appears to be far, why?
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Eye muscle fatigue: Muscles controlling the shape of your eye lenses may not function correctly when fatigues resulting in altered focal length of the image viewed to one which objects appear further. Get some rest.
Answered 7/7/2012
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