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Should i be concerned if my doctor said to use medicine for both eyes but only right eye is affected?
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Not to worry: You might have had a condition which can crop up in both eyes and your doctor is telling you to do this to be safe. Or you might have misheard and were told treat the involved eye and use the drop in the other eye if the condition appears in that eye.
Answered 7/31/2014
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