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Test Your Knowledge on Lazy Eyes

Lazy eye or amblyopia occurs when sight in one eye is less than the other in early childhood due to eye problems, causing the brain to prefer the better eye, making the other eye lazy. This quiz will tell you more on lazy eye

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Amblyopia | Lazy Eye - Causes Symptoms Diagnosis Treatment FAQs Glossary

Amblyopia is the loss of one eye s ability to see details. Amblyopia is otherwise known as lazy eye.

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Amblyopia: Study Claims Lazy Eye Puts Children At Higher Risk In Adulthood | Health News

Amblyopia is when the vision in one eye does not develop properly and can be triggered by a squint or being long-sighted.

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Amblyopia: A childhood condition, lazy eye can affect Quality Of Life In Adults too

Lazy eye or amblyopia, a childhood eye condition, can have a lasting effect on patients if it is not caught and treated on time. TheHealthSite.com

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Beyond Patching: Exploring Diverse Treatment Options For Amblyopia

Amblyopia, also known as lazy eye, is a common condition affecting up to 3 out of every 100 children.

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