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Wife 44 is having problems with her vision. feeling nauscios, can't watch tv, sit in a room movement etc. had eye exam and saw primary. no answers.
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I would get a : Second opinion. Make sure the doctor who does the eye exam dilates your eyes , or does a complete thorough exam.
Answered 11/22/2013
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