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Been to two different eye docs this yr.both says allergies on white of my eyes.dilated eyes fine.pass vision test.but vision been changing.what 2 do?
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Treat allergies: If the optometrists diagnosed allergies then get treatment from them or your health care provider for the allergies which might be causing your vision symptoms.
Answered 12/11/2014
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