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A member asked:
I'm 28. i have night blindness. doctor did prescribed me vitamin a. but didn't any improvement. continuing 1 year,then i give up. what to do?
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See a specialist: Hi, I would recommend seeing a doctor that specializes is diseases of the eye - an ophthalmologist. They will be able to examine your eyes to better determine the cause of your night blindness and whether it is treatable or not. Hope this helps
Answered 11/21/2018
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