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Had a spinal anastetic 3 months ago and had a lot of problems since- but blurred vision hasn't cleared even after getting glasses not helping?
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See Ophthalmologist: You need to be rechecked for glasses, but more importantly, you need a dilated eye examination to rule out anything serious.
Answered 12/9/2013
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Spinal anesthesia: It is very unlikely that your blurred vision is related to a spinal anesthetic that took place 3 months ago. You should certainly have an opthalmologist do a careful exam.
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