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One of my eyes is scarred over and lazy. could this be a cause for my poor balance, even when simply walking or standing up? i also run into things.
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Yes: Loss of vision in one eye leads to loss of depth perception and 3D vision. However, if your balance is new or worsening, consult with us to see if you need a visual field or brain scan.
Answered 8/13/2017
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