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Old 06-18-2013, 05:32 PM #1
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Default Do i need to see a neuro optometrist?

Hi everyone! I posted previously that i saw a neurooptamologist and all was clear.

Then i realized that for post traumatic vision its best to ser an optometrist specializing in vision therapy. So i found one and the exam is $200.

The only issue i have is light sensitivity which gets worse with headache. So i would like to ask your opinion if i do necessarily need to see an optometrist for vision therapy? Im just so broke now and dont know if i can afford $200 right now

Thank you so much
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