Does menopause affect your eyes? Mine are very sensitive to light, worse on dull days, can't see properly in supermarkets (the lights are too bright). My eyes are also blurry at times.

Hormonal changes can affect the eyes (this is why you are advised to get your eyes checked when you are pregnant), so I would suggest that you see your optician for a check up. They should be able to clarify this and offer a solution for you.

Eileen Durward

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Does menopause affect your eyes? Mine are very sensitive to light, worse on dull days, can't see properly in supermarkets (the lights are too bright). My eyes are also blurry at times.

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