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Does spine problems like cervical spondylosis and other sacralisation of l5 make vision blur in day and light sensitive effects during night.
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Hello, yes cervical spondylosis can be related to the visual disturbances. Our visual centre in brain from where the sensations are travelled to our eyes is located on the back of skull i.e. Occiput which is in close relation to the cervical region of spine. There may be nerve compression and other symtoms like tingling and numbness on arms, shoulders and back of head.
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It has nothing to do with blurring of vision.
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yes it could as cervical arthritis causes compression of nerves which goes to your head. do neck exercises check for vit d, b12, uric acid
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