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When you have lost some of the side vision will you lose all the rest?
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Depends: It depends on why you have lost you side vision. If it's from glaucoma and you're not being treated, you will lose more side vision. If it's from a stroke, you probably won't lose any more side vision.
Answered 1/13/2016
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