Can the AOA help me with a concern about my eyes?
The American Optometric Association (AOA) is a membership organization and does not see patients directly nor provide medical advice. We would advise that you consult with your doctor regarding this issue. Please refer to our website to find a doctor of optometry in your area by visiting this link.
For useful information on various eye topics and conditions, please visit our Patients Resources tab on AOA.org or visit this link.
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