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Lacey Fennec
Not really sure if I should vote, however while some would disagree with herbal remidies I use to be atleast modistly into them. I have a large book that has many herbal remidies and causes of health problems. Here's what it says about Blurred
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Not really sure if I should vote, however while some would disagree with herbal remidies I use to be atleast modistly into them. I have a large book that has many herbal remidies and causes of health problems. Here's what it says about Blurred vision. "Chronically blurred vision is usually caused by common vision defects such as far/near sightedness or astigmatism. Disturbances of the fluid balance in the eye also can cause blurred vision. These disturbances may be limited to the eye itself, as in eyestrain and excessive tearing, or they may refelct disturbances in fluid balance throughout the body, as in diabetes, high blood pressure, and premenstrul syndrome." I know I'm not a girl but I have an anxiety issue when it comes to medical problems and can't help but try to add to the speculation. >_< Plus you have become a friend of mine and I saw this post on my board. My question to you would be not if you eat enough, but if you have changed your diet/workout plan/anything related to fluid gain/loss lately, and if so what have those changes been.
hm, very good points you make there. *smiles and blushes at "friend"* I have started working out, in December, but this has been going on since before then, so I'm not sure if that has anything to do with it. I'm also trying to eat healthier food, but I feel like that wouldn't adversely affect my vision, right? ^^;; The only other change is actually a big one. when I moved from my tiny sea-level hometown and moved in with Wolfie, we live practically on the side of a really small mountain, or a really big hill. I don't know our exact altitude, but I feel safe enough telling you it's Ithaca, NY, at the even-higher-altitude outskirts of the town. Would that make a difference, you think...?