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How is vision loss first diagnosed?
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Measure vision: Vision loss is diagnosed when your eye doctor checks your visual acuity by having you read an eye chart. With the correct prescription, most people can see 20/20 unless there is some problem in the eye.
Answered 9/1/2013
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