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I have a lazy eye but my optician said that behind both my eyes they are healthy and he said i have good eyesight? but my right eye is the lazy eye?
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Lazy eye: The lay term "lazy eye" is used for a droopy eyelid, misaligned eyes or an eye with poor vision from a developmental problem. Which is yours?
Answered 12/3/2016
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