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Blurry far vision
For the last one month i am seeing things blurry which is far i can see near obj clearly...i am also going through a lot of anxoety and depression...i want to ask do depression and anxiety be a cause of this?
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Most probably, it is simply myopia..may not be anything severe..do not panic
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get power of your glasses checked
you can use e/d carboxymethyl cellulose 4times/d
consult a psychiatrist too
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Dr. Hemant Sonawane
Ophthalmologist/ Eye Surgeon
13 yrs exp
Thane
Depression and anxiety can add too your issues and vice versa
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consult eye specialist
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not to worry much as it could be simple refractive error
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Dr. Nikita Arora
Ophthalmologist/ Eye Surgeon
4 yrs exp
Sirsa
Both the psychiatric illnesses mentioned are not known to directly cause any form of visual impairment but some anti depressants like Tricyclic antidepressants can cause blurring of vision secondary to dryness of eyes which might be independent of near or far vision, what you might be suffering from can be an independent eye related deficit probably myopia. Apart from that if you are a chronic user of digital screens , blurring of vision can be due to compute vision syndrome.
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Refraction to rule out any refractive error.
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Limit your screen time, use artificial tear eye drop like eyemist forte eye drop - 4 times/ day
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