Blurred Vision — Which Doctor Should I See?

Blurred vision can result from refractive errors (nearsightedness, farsightedness), cataracts, dry eyes, diabetes, high blood pressure, or eye infections. It may also indicate stroke or other serious conditions. Consult an eye doctor for proper diagnosis.

Seek immediate medical attention if blurred vision occurs suddenly, is accompanied by eye pain, headache, chest pain, or weakness. Schedule a routine appointment if it develops gradually or persists for more than a few days.

Treatment depends on the cause. Glasses, contacts, or surgery may help refractive errors. Other causes like infections or inflammation require specific treatments. Some conditions are manageable with medication or lifestyle changes. Early diagnosis improves outcomes.