Is there anyway my vision could be worse in certain environments vs others?

I've been thinking my vision is getting worse and worse when I'm at work. I took off early Friday and took off work today. I just noticed my vision started getting a bit blurry, because I started drinking tonight. I've been drinking all weekend though (a lot, too), and I haven't noticed serious issues with my vision. So, is there any way that my work environment could be affecting my vision (and not others, I should add)? I've drank more this weekend, so it's not the alcohol. Plus, I don't go to work intoxicated from any substance.

Could something at my job be affecting my vision? It's gotten really bad. I couldn't even see someone in front of me at times. I don't have problems with seeing things up close. But, it's like it takes a few days or so for my eyes to adjust back to what they previously were...

I almost feel like it's my environment, because it gets really bad at work vs on the way to work. Then, it takes days for my eyes to feel better.

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TheSentinel · M

I've had a lot of issues with my eyes recently also. I have to go in to the eye doctor every 2 month to get injections in both eyes. I get the vitreal hemmarage(bleeding inside the eye). When that happens, everything is blurred out, and it can last for a couple of months.
Your best bet is to see the eye doctor. You really don't want to mess around with your vision.

perceptivei · 36-40, F

@TheSentinel [quote]You really don't want to mess around with your vision
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This is the primary reason I don't see an eye doctor.

TheSentinel · M

@perceptivei If I didn't, I would be blind by now.

perceptivei · 36-40, F

@TheSentinel The doctor didn't seem to care about my vision. My friend, at the time, continued to demand i needed vision correction immediately and paid for the service. But, the service was crap. I kept trying to answer the questions, but she kept going on without listening. I didn't feel as if I had a prescription when the exam ended.

I never wore the prescription. I still have the glasses. My vision got better after i took some days off from work though which I'm trying to understand.

perceptivei · 36-40, F

@TheSentinel The doctor didn't seem to care about my answers --- "Can you see this, or this, etc."

Fluffybull · F

@perceptivei Go to someone else, an ophthalmologist and have a full eye test.

TheSentinel · M

@perceptivei A while back, I had a very uncompassionate eye doctor. I fired him and got a new one.

perceptivei · 36-40, F

@TheSentinel Yeah. I'm still noticing the difference when I'm at home.

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