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What do you suggest if i had 2 eye exams, 1 month a part from 2 doctors?
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Enough: If these were two excellent examinations by ophthalmologists, then the results should be very reliable. Is there a reason for the second one? Did you not trust the results of the first (perhaps an optometrist?)? Hopefully your issues have been addressed.
Answered 10/2/2015
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