I took my M1 a couple of weeks ago and had to wear my glasses to pass the vision test. Now I've been wearing glasses for riding, driving and watching TV for a while now so it was no surprise. But since that day my eyesight has changed to the point that I cant read clearly but can drive and watcj TV without glasses. It's freaky but has anyone else ever experienced a change like this?
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Is it possible for failing eyesight to change iteslf?
- Thread starter Fiery254
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vociferous
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yup. very possible. vision can change due to a variety of factors
Hit your head hard enough and anything's possible.
silent_vik
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havent experienced it. but deal with tons of people who have. ur eyes are probably at the stage of presbyopia. its normal. usually happens at around the age of 40 to 45.
You have this disease, been around for a long time .. its called O-L-D.
invictus43
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Hahaha!! Hurts but true..
Having said that, I've heard that many things can blow your vision up..being put under general anasthetic for instance..
CruiserGoneSport
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symptom of natural aging but also symptom of things Blood Pressure, Glaucoma, Diabetes.
Get it checked out my friend, better safe than not.
Get it checked out my friend, better safe than not.
When I complained about my eyesight going (along with the arthritis in my wrist+neck and the bulged discs in my back) to my doctor, his response was (in his usual monotone deadpan) "Well Stewart, welcome to the rest of your life".
wonderings
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My eyes changed drastically, then found out I had T1 Diabetes and enjoyed a week long stay in the hospital. After that as I began to get my blood sugar back to a stable level, my eyes were perfect, 20/20. Normally my eyes are bad, I need glasses to legally drive/ride etc. Everything is blurry about a foot away from my eyes. For a few weeks after coming out of the hospital my eyes were perfect, but again once my levels got back to normal my body went back to normal and I needed glasses again.
Wigan.
CruiserGoneSport
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Here's hoping your feeling reflect reality.
The symptom's you describe do track with standard ageing but, this should not be a drastic change....
Health wished for you.
The symptom's you describe do track with standard ageing but, this should not be a drastic change....
Health wished for you.
Big surprise ... the guy claiming to have a big wiener has eyesight issues
Last I check there's no correlation with weiner size & eyesight
Hope it's just standard aging and nothing more serious. Being diabetic, my eyesight changes based on how I'm feeling that day (bit of an exaggeration but it does fluctuate based on diet over time). I did also notice a fairly sudden change when I hit 40, I've always been farsighted and now I need cheater glasses to read small print.
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