Stroke
A stroke can lead to blurred vision, especially if it affects the part of the brain concerned with vision. Most times it affects only one eye, causing blurred vision or loss of vision in the concerned eye. It is often painless and comes with other symptoms of stroke, such as a numb feeling in one limb, slurred speech, droopy face, and loss of postural balance. When you notice any of the symptoms above, call the emergency number 911 immediately!
