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Can allergies cause intermittent cloudy vision?
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Eye allergies: Eye allergies can definitely cause the vision to be blurry. This can be from tearing, mucous and eye irritation. Also the oral allergy medications may cause some temporary blurring as well.
Answered 4/22/2019
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