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I have drug induced optic toxicity. it's affected only one eye the symptoms are dim vision and focus issue and little color change.opthalmology and mri doctor said my eyes are fine. it's been 4 months. generally how long does it take to recover?
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Would have anticipated some improvement by now if healing were continuing to proceed. See your ophthalmologist and request some testing. Would recommend Optical Coherent Tomography and Visual Evoked Potentials to start. You would feel better if you fully understood the current status.
Answered 9/28/2023
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