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Contact Lenses (cont.)

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In most cases, contact-lens problems are managed with no permanent damage. Usually the patient may return to normal contact-lens use and care.

There is constant research being carried out to develop new lens materials and designs as well as new solutions for care. It is rare to switch a patient to a new lens unless there is a reason for it (for example, a patient may no longer tolerate his or her lenses but will be able to resume lens wear with a new lens type or solution).



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