My vision is a little blurry. Can I use medication? How much is it?Whether blurred vision can be treated with medicine depends on the cause. If it is blurred vision caused by ametropion such as nearsightedness, farsightedness, and scatter, it is generally not treated by medication, but by optometry-wearing glasses to correct ametropion to improve vision; if it is eye inflammation such as sinutis, it can be treated with drugs such as levofan eye drops according to the doctor's advice. The cost varies according to the brand and specifications of the drug. If it was diabetes retina, drugs such as dobesilate, sulodette, and conbercepept might be used. The prices of these drugs also varied according to different manufacturers and sales channels. If it was blurred vision caused by visual fatigue, anti-fatigue eye drops such as aescinate and digoside eye drops could be used if necessary, and the prices varied. If it was blurred vision caused by acute epilepsy, pilocarpine eye drops, timolol eye drops, brimondine tartrate eye drops, etc. could be used. The price varied according to the specific drugs. For eye infections such as viral keratis, they might use an ointment such as erythrine or levoflaxin eye drops. For serious cases, they might use cefazolin and other antibiotics. The price also varied. In short, different causes of blurred vision had different treatment drugs, and the price of the drug was affected by many factors, so it was difficult to give an accurate price. It is recommended that patients with blurred vision symptoms who do not relieve should seek medical attention in time and receive treatment under the guidance of a doctor. Do not blindly take medicine on your own to avoid delaying the condition.
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And another one bites the dust. Another top original novel that has a horrible synopsis, so i will give it a 0/10. English is of a very low standard here, the numerous mistakes just bring tears to my eyes, can't even see the words through the blurry vision.