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now it's been permanent the last couple weeks. i told the eye doctor last week when I got my glasses, she did a bunch of tests and put dye in my eye, she said everything looks perfect. i am however, having some neck problems atm, and i got an mri done on it. not sure what's causing this blurry vision, but it's been getting worse so fast. not super bad, but maybe .5 worse. i even told the doctor a few weeks ago when i got my contacts *she just said don't worry ur still seeing 20/20*. this was a different one though, this other one *last week* did extensive testing. she said everything seems fine, but i think its the worrying about everything that's getting to me. anyone else experiencing this? i'm not old, i'm only 21 =/
If I were you, I'd just keep watch on it and stay in touch with the doctor about it.
Take care....Elizabeth
A year later I was (still am) suffering from a fairly severe case of post vitreal detachment. I didn't make the connection until my doc upped the dose of Lyrica again, and I was actually having visual hallucinations. The eye damage is permanent, my vision has been significantly and permanently affected in a way that is non-correctable (I see floating black dots, threads and spider webs every where I look from the free floating tissue strands and debris in the vitreous) and I'm now at risk of a detached retina in both eyes.
So my suggestion is, definitely talk to your medical doctor if you think there is any chance it could be related to your medications! Blurry vision is listed as a side effect on many, but I never realized it could mean permanent damage.