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SUDDEN READING INCOMPREHENSION BLURRED VISION
Yesterday I picked up my book to start to read and I couldn't not understand what I was reading! It was very difficult. I read and re-read, but got little out of it. Also my vision was a bit blurred. Apart from the frustration of this, I felt fine. When I came away from the book I felt normal, no other signs of trouble at all. Since then, I have been fine. I have not contacted the doctor yet but will do shortly. My speech is fine, my thinking seems fine, everything except that. Any ideas whether this might be a mini stroke (ischemic attack)? I was diagnosed with Diabetes Type 1 in 2019, and I am 69 years old. I have not had this symptom before.
I'm super sorry no one has responded to you! Did this happen again or was it indeed a one off thing? I hate to say this, but I have had that issue when I had actual issues with my vision changing. Let me know an update and we'll chat.
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I did want to say that it can be due to a blood sugar spike as well. Let me know if this has happened again. https://www.webmd.com/diabetes/diabetes-eye-problems
How are you doing? I was just wanting more information myself on diabetes and eye sight. Did you see your doctor about this?
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