What Causes Blurry Vision-and Some Treatments!

Blurry vision can be annoying and sometimes very expensive to correct! Now days there are tons of information on the web about causes and treatments for blurry (blurred, fuzzy) vision. Some easy, and some expensive! You need to do your research and decide which method works best for you! So lets get right down to what causes blurred/blurry vision!

When you have blurry vision you cannot see the fine details of an object which can be quite frustrating. Any kind of vision loss, including blurry vision or even night blindness, can indicate a variety of different disorders, ranging from retinal detachments to migraines to glaucoma - and perhaps potential blindness.

This is why blurry vision can be a sign of a serious warning of eye disease and should be checked immediately, whether its affecting one eye (unilaterally) or both eyes (bilaterally).
So, if you are experiencing any blurred vision, no matter how old you are, visit your doctor and get an exam. It may be an important indicator of a more serious condition.

Symptoms of Blurry Vision!

Some blurred vision symptoms may affect both or just one eye, and are typically a result of some other primary cause.

some symptoms are: Sensitivity to light, Loss of peripheral and/or central vision, Eye pain and discharge, Poor nearby vision, Seeing eye floaters or spots, Itchy, dry eyes, (which is Very easy to overlook as a symptom!) Bleeding from the eye, (You need to get checked immediately), Increased production of tears, Bloodshot eyes, and Poor nighttime vision.

No we get into the reason you came to this article!

Some Causes for Blurry Vision

Blurred or blurry vision may be an indicator of a more serious underlying problem. There is a long list of causes for blurry vision, but here are just a few for you!

You have: Nearsightedness (myopia), Decreased ability to focus (presbyopia), Dry eyes, Refractive eye conditions: may indicate the need for corrective lenses or a new lens prescription, Cataracts: causes the eye lens to develop cloudiness, Migraines: blurred vision may occur prior to developing a migraine, Other eye disorders such as macular degeneration or glaucoma, Contact lenses: damaged or dirty contact lenses can produce blurred vision.

How to Alleviate your blurry vision:

1.Reading Glasses: You can get a prescription or purchase some from your local store. Whether you get them prescribed or from the store, this is an alternative to going through this without some way to correct the problem. It WILL get worse without something!

2.Contacts: You can use two different powered lenses to trick your brain to instinctively focus eyes for both near and far away vision! You use one lens for near vision and the other for distance and you should get the results you want.

3.Eye exercises: Top eye surgeons agree that eye exercises help correct vision naturally and are very easy to perform. it only takes a few minutes a day to do them and have been offering people another alternative to glasses, contacts or risky eye surgery!

Or, you could just clean your glasses or contacts regularly and get the fingerprints off of them! Sometimes we don't see that well because scratches are obstructing our view. I'm guilty of this myself. Be sure to use a cleaning solution that works well, and something soft that will not create more obstructions (scratches) in your lenses and make the problems worse!

These are just some causes for blurry vision and you really need to get an exam to be sure its not a serious underlining disease that's causing your vision to be blurry. Please check with your doctor before taking any further action to decrease your likelihood of permanent damage to your eyes!

We need to take care of our eyes like we do our bodies. (Or the way we should take care of our bodies) Plenty of rest, regular exercise, and a diet that compliments our efforts are all things our eyes will thank us for in the end!

I hope this was helpful,
Travis