Blurred vision

Bethg1992

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Has anyone had blurred vision in spots before?

I have been type 1 for 16 years and never experienced this. My sugars are up and down at the moment, but usually well controlled.

I have had blurred vision for around a week now, its only certain spots on my eyes and I can see things further away but have struggled with my laptop and phone screen, I have had to increase the size of text to be able to read it.

I am really worried and have read it goes away but just wondered if anyone else had experienced this?
 

catinahat

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I think you need to see your Dr or an optician, it needs checking out you can't be too careful with your eyes
 
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That sounds very much like macular oedema (isolated blurring). Hopefully it isn’t, but you should seek medical advice as soon as possible.
 

ianf0ster

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Has anyone had blurred vision in spots before?

I have been type 1 for 16 years and never experienced this. My sugars are up and down at the moment, but usually well controlled.

I have had blurred vision for around a week now, its only certain spots on my eyes and I can see things further away but have struggled with my laptop and phone screen, I have had to increase the size of text to be able to read it.

I am really worried and have read it goes away but just wondered if anyone else had experienced this?

Hi, It could be 'Floaters'. Both my brother and I suffer quite badly from them. They are only noticeable when looking at certain backgrounds - a white background is the worst.
But please check with an Optician to get a proper diagnosis.
 

Dark Horse

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You should see your optometrist - if it is macular oedema, they can arrange for you to be referred to the Hospital Eye Service.