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I am waking up with temporary hazy vision in my left eye. what could be wrong?
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Many causes: Blurred vision in the morning could be normal, but there are several eye problems that can cause this. A thorough eye exam should determine what is happening. See an ophthalmologist for this.
Answered 1/22/2013
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