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Fuzziness And Floater Problems In Eye, Any Relation To Kidneys ?

HI DOES KIDNEYS HAVE ANYTHING TO DO WITH EYE PROBLEMS SUCH AS FLOATERS AND CHANGES IN SIGHT, FOR INSTANCE FEELING OF GLAZING OVER EYE WHICH DOESN T LAST AND FUZZINESS AT TIMES AND TUNNEL VISION IN A 13 YEAR OLD? WA TOLD SHE HAS MIGRAINES BUT NOT REALLY SURE AT THIS POINT. EYES HAVE BEEN CHANGING, JUST GOT NEW GLASSES IN SEPTEMBER, NOW EYES CHANGED AGAIN. THANK YOU
Mon, 7 May 2012
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Hi,
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Chronic kidney disease is often associated with a retinopathy which can cause symptoms similar to the ones you are describing. I am not sure whether the child you are talking about actually has chronic kidney disease. Frequent changes in prescription glasses are common on 13 year olds. However, these symptoms are not suggestive of a refractive error. I would suggest that you see an ophthalmologist who can completely examine the retina and rule out any serious disorder.
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Fuzziness And Floater Problems In Eye, Any Relation To Kidneys ?

Hi, Thanks for writing in. Chronic kidney disease is often associated with a retinopathy which can cause symptoms similar to the ones you are describing. I am not sure whether the child you are talking about actually has chronic kidney disease. Frequent changes in prescription glasses are common on 13 year olds. However, these symptoms are not suggestive of a refractive error. I would suggest that you see an ophthalmologist who can completely examine the retina and rule out any serious disorder. Hope this helps