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How are calcium deposits located in the mocular area of your eye treated i just found out/causing blurred vision?
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Drusen: The most common deposits in the macula of the eye are called drusen and can be a part of macular degeneration. Drusen can also be hereditary and harmless. Ask your ophthalmologist.
Answered 8/5/2019
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