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My friend got hit in the head but now can't see from his right eye. what is wrong?
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See someone now.: Monocular blindness following head trauma could be detached retina, damage to the brain or the nerves that supply the eye. None of these are good and need rather urgent attention to prevent permanent loss.
Answered 3/26/2013
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