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Ayurvedic Management of Unilateral Loss of Vision Following a Blunt Injury to Eye: A Case Report
Complementary Health Practice Review, 08/19/09

Rastogi S et al. – There was a remarkable improvement in vision in the left eye, which was observed as 6/18 on the Snellen chart. After a total of 6 months of Ayurvedic therapy followed by 6 months of withdrawal, a subsequent follow–up found the vision in the patient’s left eye to be 6/12. OCT and an FFA done at this time was marked by substantial improvements in the RPE Bruch’s membrane complex. Ayurvedic therapy seems to have contributed substantially to the improved vision, which had been lost completely following a blunt injury to the left eye.

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