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My dad had glaucoma.but now he can only see blood veins of his own eye,doctor changed the lens but stilk same conditiin what could be the reason?
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Dilated retinal exam: Go to your local ophthalmologist for dilated exam to rule out retinal detachment and glaucoma field exam. Glasses are not the answer
Answered 6/10/2015
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