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Affected eye is weaker than good eye, but is my dominant eye.
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Blurred vision, weeping of eye mostly when lying down.
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Double vision now corrected after surgery. Small pupil (Horners Syndrome). Blurred vision in left eye
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Has no peripheral vision on her left side.
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I am almost blind in my right eye.
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I had trouble getting fitted with the right lens prescription for my glasses the last time
my eyes were examined by my Opthomologist. I had to have my eyes examined at
least five different times. I would seem to be able to read the chart in the doctor's office,
but after picking up my new glasses, had trouble seeing with them.
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I have monocular vision and only use my left eye for peripheral vision, which is due to my
squint. When I'm forced to focus with my left eye (it's my "weak eye") the vision is OK.
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I have never been able to see well out of the affected eye.
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I wear glasses so I think it is just normal vision problems. I don't think it has anything
to do with the Rombergs.
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It blurs when reading from her eye movement problem.
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Last year I went to see a eye doctor because my vision was getting bad. He found out
that I had a detached retina and performed surgery to fix it. It has been good since
then, but have noticed a slight blur in the past few weeks.
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Legally blind in affected eye.
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Legally blind in affected eye. Ocular pressure extremely low (runs between 3 and 5).
Eyelid does not close all the way.
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Legally blind in left eye. Last exam vision was 20/1100.
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Loss of vision and cataract on left eye (Romberg side), right eye perfect and needs no
correction of sight.
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Loss of vision over four days. Bascom Palmer Eye Institute diagnosed Parry Romberg
Syndrome at age 23.
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Minocular duplicity (double vision in one eye), plus loss of vision.
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My vision is blurred and I don't have peripheral vision.
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N/A
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Not sure
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Only temporary vision loss. It was corrected.
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Poorer vision in right eye.
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Slight loss of vision that is corrected with glasses.
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Some decreased vision after cosmetic surgery.
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Temporary loss of vision during stroke.
Afflicted with "black blobs". Problem went away on it's own... a mystery to doctors.
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The loss of vision is greater in the affected eye (left).
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Vision gradually diminishing.
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Vision in affected eye is dramatically different than the other, but is fine with
eyeglasses. The optic nerve is atrophied, disc shaped. I have had field of vision tests
for years and it seems that it has not changed since I was 30, am now 55.
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Vision only altered if pupil dilated.
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Wear glasses but can't recall at what age I started wearing them.
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When left eye is closed, I have almost no vision in the right eye.
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