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I've had a severe astigmatism in my left eye. my right eye has a slight. could it have something to do with my bad astigmatism?
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Hard to tell: Need to see if astigmatism is changing. 'bad astigmatism' can occasionally represent keratoconus which is progressive change of curvature of cornea with eventual thinning.
Answered 6/20/2015
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