Met Accident, Burry Vision, Wear Contacts, Still Blurry. Do I Need Surgery?
I was in a car accident yesterday. I drove through a green light and a lady hit me who ran a red light. She hit my driver side front at about 35 miles an hour. I was hit in the face with my airbag. My face hurt, my knees hurt, and my right eyeball hurt. I did go to the doctor right away. Today I am sore like they said I would be and now I have slightly blurry vision in my right eye. It has been blurry ever since the accident. I usually wear contacts for Near sided vision. Even with the contact in my vision is still blurry. I know you will tell me to go get it checked out again. However what I would like to know is what MIGHT be causing the blurry vision and will it heal itself it it is not something major? Or is it most likly something I will need surgery on? Thank you for your time. --Angie--
Dear Angie, Hi, Since you are hit on your face in the accident there is every possibility you have got a blunt trauma in your eyes. Blunt trauma in the eye may cause blurring of vision due to corneal abrasion, subluxated lens , vitreous hemorrhage, berlins edema,etc.Since you wear contact lens and the vision is still not improving , definitely there is some pathology which you has to be to ruled out . I would request you to visit your nearest ophthalmologist who can do a detail clinical, slitlamp and fundus examination to rule out the blunt trauma pathology and treat accordingly...TC Dr Ajay Shankar Kar
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Met Accident, Burry Vision, Wear Contacts, Still Blurry. Do I Need Surgery?
Dear Angie, Hi, Since you are hit on your face in the accident there is every possibility you have got a blunt trauma in your eyes. Blunt trauma in the eye may cause blurring of vision due to corneal abrasion, subluxated lens , vitreous hemorrhage, berlins edema,etc.Since you wear contact lens and the vision is still not improving , definitely there is some pathology which you has to be to ruled out . I would request you to visit your nearest ophthalmologist who can do a detail clinical, slitlamp and fundus examination to rule out the blunt trauma pathology and treat accordingly...TC Dr Ajay Shankar Kar