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What are the reasons of increasing grade of myopia,can do somthing to stable it !?
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Increasing myopia: Not really. Mostly related to changes in the eye as we age. Yearly eye exams to update correction as needed and to screen for other diseases/problems that can affect vision. Sorry. Best of luck
Answered 7/22/2014
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