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Can caffeine (strong single espressos) cause hazy or blurred vision?
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Yes: Even consuming a moderate amount of caffeine can cause your blood sugar to rise or drop and this can result in blurred vision. Inability to see clearly is a common symptom of blurred vision. If you feel you are experiencing this or any other undesriable side effects from caffeine you should cut your consumption immediately and seek medical attention if necessary.
Answered 12/11/2018
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