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Recovering from labyrinthitis tonight head feels odd and visions a bit blurry more distant vision kihnd of fuzzy cloudy foggy vision2 lab or anxiety?

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Inner ear + eyes: When the labyrinths are affected, your control of visual movements can be affected, causing focus to be slightly abnormal. That is not anxiety, it is just biology. The vestibular system drives eye movements by a vestibulo-ocular reflex. This also makes the head feel odd- sometimes as if it is moving, or swimming.

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Answered 6/2/2019

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