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What help does the vha have for veterans with low vision after combat?
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Good programs: The va has comprehensive eye examinations available (ask for an ophthalmologist exam - not optometric) which can identify the source of low vision - eyeglass need, surface injury, blast injury, nerve damage, retinal damage, cortex damage. Programs of rehabilitation, low vision training, mobility, compensation , etc are all available.
Answered 5/14/2015
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