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Blurred vision one eye. normal mri. visit with ent, ophthalmologist, neuro ophthalmologist. all normal. persisting 12 weeks.
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Check blood glucose: Sometimes high blood glucose will cause ocular swelling and blur vision, without obvious findings on examination. Get MD to check glucose
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