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How long does vision changes associated with amblyopia last?
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Depends on the age: If a child gets treatment on time then it will cure it. If a child missed the window of oppertunity for the treatment then ambylopia will last for life time. That is why its important that a child gets vision test.
Answered 8/31/2013
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