This isn’t necessarily due to menopause! During the aging process, the lens of your eye undergoes natural changes that may make it harder to adjust your focus. However, decreasing estrogen in your blood can disrupt tear and oil secretions needed for lubricating your eyes, which can make vision blurry or dry your eyes. Your optometrist or your pharmacist can help with therapies for these symptoms.
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