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Docs, could a lazy eye relapse due to not enough sleep?
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Unlikely: Sleepiness and drowsiness may make one eye drift more easily so that the condition is more frequent at those times. But lack of sleep will not cause relapse of a lazy eye that was otherwise dealt with previously.
Answered 5/4/2014
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