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My friend and i went swimming for 2 hours and didn't use goggles. and we were using our eyes a lot. and now we have foggy vision. any ideas to help?
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Time: If you were swimming in an area that used a sterilizing agent such as chlorine then some time will need to pass for your eyes to return to normal otherwise if you were in another area such as a lake or the river then if your symptoms persist you should see an eye doctor or your healthcare provider
Answered 7/13/2015
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