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Have small narrow abnormal looking optic nerves. pressures always normal. doc says might be born that way? what other causes? can i lose vision?
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Second opinion: I suggest you get an ophthalmologist to look at your nerves; perhaps a glaucoma specialist if one is in your area.
Answered 5/30/2016
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