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Would it be unusual or concerning for my daughter's glasses to suddenly get so much stronger?
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Yes: Children's eyes can change quite a bit as they grow. If the change was mor e than 2 diopters, she should have a dilated exam by a pediatric ophthalmologist to look for any risk signs of retinal detachment.
Answered 9/25/2013
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