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Can an eye doctor detect or see any abnormalities for anything to do with the brain from an eye exam?
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Can an eye doctor detect or see any abnormalities for anything to do with the brain from an eye exam?
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Marina_Dee rasha54763
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John5006 rasha54763
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Hi rasha,
?I cannot comment on the brain BUT I can say without doubt that an examination of the eye iris ( I think that's the bit of the eye) can detect ailments with other parts of the body. In my case one was the heart ( I was later diagnosed with a heart arrhythmia) and it detected that my blood sugar level was approaching pre diabetes.
John
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Marina_Dee kim27383
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Its called "iris mapping" and theres all sorts of info online if you search for it. The coloured circle of tissue at the front of the eye[the iris] is supposed to be a map of your bodily parts and by studying the patterns in the iris,some people claim to be able to tell you what is going wrong with any part of the body. Some medics will agree but others will disagree.
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