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I recovered from covid 2 months back and I am having blurred vision from last 4-5 days when I do not use my specs even for near objects. i have -1.5 and -3.0 power in left and right my respectively. I am also having nasal blockage and from yesterday feeling pain in chest area. But there is no swelling or redness in eye. I did not take any steriod nor I have diabetes. What should I do. i am tensed for blur vission and black fungus threat.
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It's better to get proper eye check up especially when vision is affected
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Dr. Seema Behl
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Hi ..if you have a nasal block, better to just get it checked .it is better to err towards over diagnosis than take it easy . Maybe be it is nothing , but get it evaluated., first by ENT .
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