If your vision is blurred when you are focusing on objects that are far away from you, then you know that you are nearsighted.  Being nearsighted does not necessarily mean you have to continue having burring vision though.

Continuous blurred vision can drastically limit your vision range and shortened vision range is a key indicator of high myopia.

With timely medical intervention, you can end blurry vision.

Eye strain comes with may symptoms such as blurry vision, dry or watery eyes, itching eys, headaches, heightened sensitivity to light and the need to keep eyes closed.  Additionally, it can cause irritation as the patient battles with staying focuses and controlled.

To limit the frequency and severity of eye strain, it is advisable to visit an optometrist for checkup and treatment.

Patients that are nearsighted that do not use glasses, contact lenses or treatment such as Ortho-K or Atropine therapy, risk being exposed to other eye complications.  Among long term complications are Gluacoma, Myopic Macular Degneration, Cataracts and others.

Left untreated, Myopia will progress and potentially lead to irrevesible loss of vision.