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What are some ways in which you could lose your vision permanently?
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A long list: Permanent loss may be a consequence of injury, birth defects, infection, tumors, diabetic change, glaucoma, inherited disease, parasites, retinal detachment, internal eye inflammation, age related disease, uncorrected cataracts, extreme dietary habits, light exposure from lasers, etc. All of these are best avoided.
Answered 2/25/2013
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