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I cried alot today with my contacts in. Now they are fuzzy. I can still see, but it's a little fuzzy. Should I change them? And why did it do this?
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i would just take them out for a few hours.. they are dry and just need rehydated.. if you don't hate that time use hydrating drops in the mean time
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go see your eye doctor or change your contacts... i wouldnt no a lot about this because i dont have glasses or contacts.... so im very sorry...
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Hey!
I have contacts too and I had this same problem..
Your tears contain calcium which causes your contacts to get fuzzy..
You shouldn't have to change you contacts.. just wash them off with your solution before you put them in next..
Always wash your hands because your hands also contain oils that can cause your contacts to be fuzzy..
I really hope I helped!
♥ God's Girl
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My eye doctor always told me that these are calcium deposits. Here's what will work for repeated use contacts. Take your contacts out and wash them with your contact solution. I'll include how just in case your doctor didn't tell you.
First, wash your hands. Place one contact in the palm of your hand. Squirt a few drops of contact solution onto it. With one finger of your other hand, gently rub the solution into your contact. If the spots are really bad, flip the lense over and rub the other side, too. Repeat with your other lense.
They should be fresh and clear when you put them back in. If not let them soak overnight. For one-time-use contacts, you could clean them the same way (if you have contact solution), or just throw them away.
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The fuzzyness is salt residue from your tears. Clean them off with your regular contact solution and they should be fine. If they aren't ok after that then change them. :)
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hey,
I wear contacts too. And whenever you cry and then your eyes get dry... that means your contacts are dried out. put some solution in your eyes so the contacts are moisterized. If you dont, they'll stick to your eye and are very hard to get out. You dont need to change them, just make sure they are moisterized.
I hope I helped!
-volleyball2150
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