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What Is The Cause Of Long Distance Visual Problem?

Four years ago, I was diagnosed with anterior scleritis in my left eye. No other episodes since, but 3 weeks ago I had a change in vision requiring use of my OTC reading glasses. About a week ago, I had experienced some mild boring pain at night, but without any eye redness. It went away. Now, for about 3 days, I'm experiencing longer distance visual problems and I continue to require use of my OTC reading glasses. I am a white female, age 50 with some mild hypertension and a diagnosis of diffuse connective tissue disease. Need some advice on what to do. I have no health insurance at this time. Thx
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You need refraction and fundus examination. hypertensive retinopathy to be ruled out Refractive error if detected is to be corrected. With all these finding an eye doctor may be consulted.
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What Is The Cause Of Long Distance Visual Problem?

You need refraction and fundus examination. hypertensive retinopathy to be ruled out Refractive error if detected is to be corrected. With all these finding an eye doctor may be consulted.