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It's a little difficult to figure out what you mean. If you mean the muscles surrounding the lens, they affect focus. Loss of near vision due to aging is because of that lack of focus. If you mean muscles in the eyeball, you could have wandering eyes or crossed eyes. You might have trouble tracking smoothly or changing focus from near to far. If you mean the muscles surrounding the eye, you can actually have muscle tone so low (as in myasthenia gravis) that the eyelids droop and the person has blurred or double vision.

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