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Can eyelids cause blurred vision?
I have kerataconus, and I currently wear contact lenses to correct the problem. However, when I'm not wearing the lenses my sight is incredibly blurry. When I pull my eyelids slightly away so that they're not really touching my eyes, my vision suddenly becomes so much clearer. I mentioned this to my eye doctor and he just sort of shrugged it off. Is it just normal?
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- David ELv 710 years agoFavorite Answer
People do weird things with their eyes to see better. We are usually not sure why. Here are my best guesses. If you look through a pinhole, you will see clearly without your contacts. It is possible you are doing something with your lids to make a pin hole. If your cornea was flatter, you would see better. It is possible this is happening when you move your lids. I think the possibility of duplicating this effect long term are very slim.
Source(s): optometrist - ?Lv 45 years ago
depends how serious your allergy is some people with pollen going with your example just have a runny nose and watery eyes but i know someone who is admited to hospital when he's exposed to some things like animal hair pollen his symptoms include fainting sometimes, rapid shallow breathing, aitr passage closeing, blured vision, rash and shock (anaphalaxis)
