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Yes, 3 times since July and just got new glasses 2 months ago. I have everyday glasses and also glasses for reading/screens. They help to enlarge the text and m
by jason_slack 4y ago
Yes, 3 times since July and just got new glasses 2 months ago. I have everyday glasses and also glasses for reading/screens. They help to enlarge the text and make it more crisp. They are an improvement.
- jacquesm 4y agoOk, so you can rule that out. I felt it was weird to ask because it's such an obvious thing but better safe than sorry. Best of luck with this, it is super tricky. Next step: neurologist, and hope for the best. Hang in there! edit: ah, and only now I noticed you had mentioned that, who needs glasses here ;)
- jason_slack 4y agoTY. I value your feedback.
- eYrKEC2 4y agoI heard somewhere that moving along the metabolic disease path from pre-diabetic to diabetic can cause structural deformation of the eye lens rather dramatically due to increased blood sugar content and can be the cause of a symptom like, "I woke up one morning and couldn't read." Anyways, worth looking at diabetic markers in that age range even if my previous sentence is bunk.