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Can you tell me if there is any clue about the possible treatment of night blindness?
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Vitamin A: There are many retinal dystrophies that can causes night blindness with retinitis pigmentosa being the most common. However vitamin a deficiency is one of the few reversible causes of night blindness.
Answered 4/18/2014
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