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Had eyes tested last year fine,now having trouble with blurry would ostoporis have anything to do with this thank you?
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Probably not: Osteoporosis is an independent event not related to the eyes. In a years time, things can happen to eyes and the focus can change, or the power, or some pathology may develop. Check with your ophthalmologist for the cause.
Answered 7/19/2014
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