I have recently quit smoking it has been 10 days. I know that is not very long but it is a start any hoot my question is since I quit smoking my up close vision is very blurry and so is my distant vision I do wear glasses for distance but they are of know help to me right now.I almost want to go back to smoking so I can see again. Any advice would be most appreciated.
2006-09-27 04:00:48 · 12 answers · asked by sallyann0030 2 in Health ➔ Other - Health
It's not from quitting smoking. If it is it will be VERY temporary. If it's ongoing (over a couple of weeks) then it's just your vision and it happened to coincide with your decision to stop smoking. I promise you that starting to smoke will not improve your sight. See your eye doctor, if it doesn't self correct.
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Time for a new prescription.Smoking causes the blood vessels in the eye to expand. As you no longer smoke,your vision has changed because you got your last prescription when you smoked.Leave the coffin nails alone and go see your eye doctor.
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