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Ive always had normal eye appointments. im 30 and pregnant. when the eye doctor zoomed in on the picture of the back of my eye, she noted that there was two little spots of cholesterol to watch. that concerns me. can it go away after pregnancy?
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Pregnant eye changes: The retina inside the eye can change during pregnancy normally, as i hope your eye doctor is aware. This should be re-examined after delivery and the post partum period is completed
Answered 9/4/2019
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