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Cortland, NY

My blurry vision comes and gos strange

February 24
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A MyFibroTeam Member

Yes. Ive connected many different possible reasons. But it is apparently a common symptom of fibromyalga and migraines, from what ive been told by some.

February 25
A MyFibroTeam Member

Only when my eyes are dry. 🥰

February 25
A MyFibroTeam Member

Mines been bad today sending hugs yoir way

February 24
MyFibroTeam

Is blurry vision that comes and goes common with fibromyalgia?

Yes, blurry vision that comes and goes can happen with fibromyalgia. Vision problems are one of the many symptoms people experience, though they're not always talked about as much as pain and fatigue.

The fluctuating nature of your blurry vision is actually Show Full Answer

Is blurry vision that comes and goes common with fibromyalgia?

Yes, blurry vision that comes and goes can happen with fibromyalgia. Vision problems are one of the many symptoms people experience, though they're not always talked about as much as pain and fatigue.

The fluctuating nature of your blurry vision is actually pretty typical of fibro symptoms - they tend to flare up and then improve, rather than staying constant. This can make it feel especially strange or unpredictable.

Brain fog and cognitive difficulties affect up to 80 percent of people with fibromyalgia, and vision issues can be part of that overall picture. When your body is under more stress or you're not getting enough sleep, these symptoms often worsen.

If your blurry vision is new, getting worse, or significantly affecting your daily life, it's worth mentioning to your doctor to rule out other causes and discuss management options.

You're definitely not alone in experiencing this - many others with fibro deal with similar vision changes.

February 24

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