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My aunt is suffering with central scotoma in left eye n has totally lost her left eye.she is nw taking injection to right eye to protect it.anytreatme?
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There are recommendations: She should be encouraged to eat fruits, vegetables, nuts and fish. Vitamins A, C and E along with zinc are very good treatment options for ARMD, but there is a little evidence that they help in the prevention of the disease. She should avoid smoking and exercise as well.
Answered 3/25/2016
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