Has anyone else experienced blurred vision after a work out that can be tied directly to goggles? After the MD checked me out for symtpoms of a stroke, the Opth. couldn't find anything unusal with my vision. So the theory at the moment is that my goggles are somehow causing the blurrieness.
Any ideas?
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what kind of googles do you wear? I've never had problems with the googles before, BUT are you sure that it is the googles?
See, when I was in lifeguard training, we did all of it in a pool. Now, because my eyes were sensitive to chlorine (we weren't allowed to use googles...those animals), and after alot of underwater rescue drills, I found myself having temporary blurred vision after training.
So it might not even be the googles, but the chlorine in the pool that may be causing the blurred vision.
When I had this temporary blurred vision, my eyes felt incredibly dry and I could barely keep them open, but it wasn't painful, just uncomfortable....so maybe that could be it:confused: .
Hope that helps
David:p
what kind of googles do you wear? I've never had problems with the googles before, BUT are you sure that it is the googles?
See, when I was in lifeguard training, we did all of it in a pool. Now, because my eyes were sensitive to chlorine (we weren't allowed to use googles...those animals), and after alot of underwater rescue drills, I found myself having temporary blurred vision after training.
So it might not even be the googles, but the chlorine in the pool that may be causing the blurred vision.
When I had this temporary blurred vision, my eyes felt incredibly dry and I could barely keep them open, but it wasn't painful, just uncomfortable....so maybe that could be it:confused: .
Hope that helps
David:p
