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Old 11-27-2014, 11:29 PM #1
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Default Vision problems contacts vs glasses
I have always worn contact lenses, since my concussion, it makes me seeing much more difficult with them in, I get more blurry vision...and headaches.

My glasses don't make things better either. They are bifocals.

My contacts: one eye is for near only and the other eye is for seeing distance.

Anyone else have this issue? Or know why this is
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