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Vision more and more blurry. please tell me the most comprehensive set of ophthalmology testing known to mankind. i have money and want my eyes back?
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See an optho: You should see an eye doctor for an exam. Also consider diabetes as a cause of your blurred vision.
Answered 1/9/2015
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Ophthalmology Visit: An Ophthalmologist can do a complete eye exam to determine the cause of blurry vision, if complete exam not enough, visual fields and OCTs of macula and optic nerve may have the diagnosis or lead to laboratory testing or MRI of brain.
Answered 11/10/2018
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