LAZY EYES( Amblyopia)

2020-06-01 11:52:16
I am suffering from lazy eyes( Amblyopia) from several months.Its been 3-4 months now and now problem is growing rapidly.
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Amblyopia develops during childhood around the age of 6 to 11 years. It might be that you have just noticed it. Even if you have amblyopia which you have noticed now, it is unlikely that it will progress in 3-4 months at this age. So, this is not the diagnosis.
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Please have your eyes and vision checked in person. You would require a dilated retinal examination as well. painless rapidly progressive vision loss in one eye , you need to rule out retinal problem.
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Do not ignore, consult in person locally.

Answered2020-06-04 06:55:28

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This may be because of frequent change in glass prescription. If that's the reason then you need to consult cornea specialist. Whenever you visit eye specialist bring all the previous glass prescription.

Answered2020-06-01 22:14:30

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Wear your glasses constantly.Amblyopia is not progressive
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consult an eye sepcialist

Answered2020-06-01 14:40:10

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Get complete eye check up done as amblyopia cannot suddenly occur at ur age

Answered2020-06-01 14:18:39

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Amblyopia does not occur at your age it generally appears or resolves by 12 yrs
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consult with eye specialist
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Detailed evaluation and history is important in your case

Answered2020-06-01 13:54:16

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Amblyopia of such a short duration is unlikely. Please share the prescription Or Please consult an ophthalmologist nearby

Answered2020-06-01 13:18:14

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U should consult eye surgeon physically for complete evaluation ... Thanks

Answered2020-06-01 12:47:04

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We need to find the cause for it
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get refraction and dilated examination
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keep wearing latest glasss power

Answered2020-06-01 19:12:53

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You might be having amblyopia from childhood....it wont occur after that It it was diagnosed as amblyopia it wont progress If your vision is decreasing then it might be other cause We need to know whether you have pain We need to see u in person to evaluate further Please visit an ophthalmologist

Answered2020-06-01 14:18:25

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