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Can my eyesight of -5 go back to normal with sunglasses? are there any exercises to improve eyesight? or any measures?
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Sunglasses are to protect from harmful part of bright light and glare- they do not affect vision. Best is to follow advice and remain under care of your ophthalmologist.
Answered 6/12/2023
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