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Few years ago i have squint eyes but two years back i got surgery but now my vision got to blur?
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See eye doctor: Glad your surgery helped your squint. However, sometimes you still need glasses if your vision worsens after the surgery later. Please see the eye surgeon who fixed your eyes and get examined to see if glasses are needed, or if something else is the problem.
Answered 12/3/2019
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