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Mom had a virus in her eye.The Dr. gave a medicine.Swollen & reddish part is gone but still she has this blurry image.is it normal? its been a week
Aug 26, 2015
Yes, the infection sometimes takes 2 weeks to get cured and some viruses can affect the cornea which leads to a blurry vision.
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