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Glaucoma checkup. on oct optic nerve appeared elevated. ultrasound showed no drusen. nothing further said. must not require monitoring & be normal?
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Glaucoma prevention: Requires regular follow up , at least once a year, including eye fundus (back of the eye) exam, eye pressure and probably other tests as deemed necessary by the ophthalmologist , wish you wellness
Answered 6/17/2019
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