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Anisometropic amblyopia of right eye
My right eye vision is very poor doc says it's anisometropic amblyopia and also he said it is genetic problem. So I don't know how I tackle this problem because my left eye number is -7.00 and I am worry for upcoming days how I enjoy my life. Please help me and suggest me what I do (like yoga, any routine changes, eating habits) and how I improve my vision? And he was also said me use maxmoist for eye dryness.
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How much is the vision with glasses in your amblyopic eye.and can it be corrected further by increasing or changing the numbers.
If anisometropia is more than 3or 4dioptres then have full correction and use contact lenses.
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I have seen many patients who do quite well after vision correction inspite of amblyopia. It’s never too late to start treating yourself. Please explore all treatment options with your eye doctor
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