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I was hit in the eye incredibly hard and now i have a lazy eye?
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See your doctor: This problem can only be solved by seeing your octor and being evaluated face-to-face. After a thorough examination, your doctor should be able to tell you what's wrong and what to do about it.
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Eye muscle injury: An ophthalmologist can check if you injured the horizontal eye muscles for movement.
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