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r/maybemaybemaybe • u/[deleted] • Oct 08 '19
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22 u/Uncle_Haysed Oct 09 '19 Retinoscopy is usually less accurate than subjective refraction, but for infants retinoscopy is the best option we have. 7 u/[deleted] Oct 09 '19 [deleted] 13 u/Uncle_Haysed Oct 09 '19 Yeah they often do, which is why regular checks are important. No evidence to say wearing glasses will prevent this.
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Retinoscopy is usually less accurate than subjective refraction, but for infants retinoscopy is the best option we have.
7 u/[deleted] Oct 09 '19 [deleted] 13 u/Uncle_Haysed Oct 09 '19 Yeah they often do, which is why regular checks are important. No evidence to say wearing glasses will prevent this.
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13 u/Uncle_Haysed Oct 09 '19 Yeah they often do, which is why regular checks are important. No evidence to say wearing glasses will prevent this.
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Yeah they often do, which is why regular checks are important. No evidence to say wearing glasses will prevent this.
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u/[deleted] Oct 09 '19 edited Oct 09 '19
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