How do I get rid of eye blurriness?

There are many diseases and numerous causes that can lead to eye blurriness. Therefore, if you experience it, we recommend seeking the nearest ophthalmologist to determine its cause and treat it immediately to prevent complications if left untreated.

Is eye blurriness dangerous?

The severity of eye blurriness depends on the underlying disease and the timing of treatment initiation. Eye blurriness caused by some diseases such as glaucoma can lead to blindness and vision loss if left untreated. Meanwhile, refractive errors also cause eye blurriness, and their treatment involves wearing prescription glasses.

How long does eye blurriness last?

Eye blurriness typically subsides within a short time if caused by excessive fatigue or the use of pupil-dilating drops during an ophthalmologist visit. However, eye diseases can lead to permanent eye blurriness that may progress to vision loss, making a visit to the ophthalmologist necessary in such cases.

Can fatigue cause eye blurriness?

In cases of severe fatigue, a person may become inclined to sleep, leading to eye blurriness. Sleep and rest determine whether the cause of blurriness is solely fatigue or if it is due to a medical condition in the individual.

What causes Blurry vision?

Some of the blurry vision causes include: Cataracts (white water) Glaucoma (blue water) Refractive errors (long or short-sightedness) Retinal detachment Optic neuritis Retinal macular degeneration Lazy eye Brain tumors Corneal abrasion Migraine