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Examen rutinario de los ojos; Examen ocular estándar; Examen ocular anual
Si usted recibió gotas con el fin de dilatar los ojos para una oftalmoscopia, su visión estará borrosa y la luz del sol puede lesionarlos. Use gafas oscuras o cubra los ojos para evitar la molestia hasta que la dilatación desaparezca, por lo regular en algunas horas.
Muchas enfermedades oculares, especialmente glaucoma y desprendimiento de retina, son curables o se pueden tratar si se detectan a tiempo.
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