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Problems with vision for my 8 year old. could she already have vision loss?
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Needs exam: She may be developing myopia(near sigh). She needs an eye exam then she may need glasses to correct her refractive error. Its common at her age that kids develop myopia that requires glasses.
Answered 4/5/2014
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