Hi Cindy,

 

I have also observed this , i think also have the answer , when you close your eyes they focus on the inner eyelid causing the pupil to close down ,this improves the focus and takes away the blur .

Try this silly test !! focus both eyes on your nose , yes go cross eyed ! this will cause the defective pupil to close ( will also feel some uncomfortable feeling in your eye , maybe a little pain , look in the mirror and you will see the pupil size is almost the same , after a short while it will increase in size blurring your vision , I actually practice this to excersise the pupil muscles to keep them healthy , My opinion only but works for me

 

Try this , put a pinhole in a piece of paper , look through it with the defective eye , you can see very well , maybe can even read !! , some while ago i had some special contact lenses made with a predetermined pupil size ( Average for normal working ) I could see much better but had a reaction to the lenses so didnt continue ,

 

Hope it answers your question

 

Happy Xmas

 

Bob

----- Original Message ----
From: Trish <qcgirl63@yahoo.com>
To: adie_syndrome@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Thursday, 14 December, 2006 5:53:30 AM
Subject: [adie_syndrome] Re: Vision problems

Yep sure do ... just one of the lovely perks.

Trish ...
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> Hello,
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> My vision seems to get really blurry in the evening.
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> Cindy
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> ally_456789 <ally585@... > wrote:
> Hi, has anyone else having issues with their vision in
the affected
> eye? My vision is very blurred and I have to close the eye to read.
It
> also takes a very long time to focus on an object that is close. My
> other eye has perfect vision...Just wondering if anyone has been
> similarily affected.
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