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Can low vitamin D also cause my vision to blur?
I am 36 years old and since yesterday my vision has been blurry. My latest check up indicated that my vitamin D levels are low. Could my blurry vision be due to this or is it some other reason? Should I see a doctor?
5 Answers
See an ophthalmologist.
Low vitamin D for vision is bad if you are older, around 55. If you have a family history of macular degeneration, it makes it more likely. Blurry vision at your age should be evaluated, I don’t think it’s related to low vitamin D.
Yes you should see an eye doctor
Low vitamin D cannot cause blurry vision. There are so many other reasons that may cause blurred vision like dry eye, refractive errors, cataract and so many other reasons... See a doctor.
Low vitamin D levels are rarely the cause. Please see your eye doctor if the symptoms do not resolve soon.