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Posted by Angel on August 7, 2010
Individuals frequently suffer from symptoms that are a result of disorders that go undiagnosed. This is in large part to the etiology being very obscure or so uncommon that few doctors even look for it or they don’t even know that it exists....
I Have a False Eye and Few Peo...
Posted by Angel on July 12, 2010
Debs is an outgoing 35-year old who lives a full life; she has three children and works part time as a veterinary nurse near…
” Doctor, my eyes itch”...
Posted by Angel on June 15, 2010
With allergy season upon us in full force, many contact lens wearers are experiencing red, itchy watering eyes. The best course of action will depend on the individual and the severity of symptoms.
Allergies are caused by chemicals called...
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Posted by Angel on May 18, 2010
Robert is in his early 30s and is looking relieved. “I have just been with my seven year-old son for his eye test and all is…
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Weill-Marchesani Syndrome and the Eyes
Individuals frequently suffer from symptoms that are a result of disorders that go undiagnosed. This is in large part to the etiology being very obscure or so uncommon that few doctors even look for it or they don’t even know that it exists. While not a good explanation, the reality is that it...
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