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Scopolamine (nausea medication) and loss of vision
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Yesterday I started freaking out because my vision was becoming super blurry when I tried to read anything up close (farsighted). Now I have never has any vision issues before, I don’t even wear glasses. 20/20 vision here
It was freaking me out so I started searching online about weigh loss surgery and eyesight. The main thing I found was the connection to scopolamine and blurry vision. I was given scopolamine (a circle patch you put behind your ear to prevent nausea). before I I went to surgery.
So after I read about that immediately took the patch off.
Since it has been off I want to say my vision is a little better. Has anyone else ever have this happen after using scopolamine? If so did your vision ever come back to normal and how long did it take?