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I woke up with a red area around left eye (laying on hand?) and that eye was super blurry for a couple hours then improved. what causes the blurry vision? pressure on cornea?
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Laying on one’s hand should not cause blurry vision. If it recurs, I would see an eye doctor.
Answered 5/18/2022
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