"Rising Cases of Post-Eclipse Eye Problems Prompt Concern Among Doctors"

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A New Jersey ophthalmologist has reported an increase in patients with eye problems following the recent solar eclipse, with about 25 individuals seeking treatment for eye pain and damage. Some patients admitted to not using proper protective glasses during the event, leading to concerns about potential long-term damage such as solar retinopathy. The doctor emphasized the importance of seeking immediate medical attention for any eclipse-related symptoms and warned about the risks of viewing the sun without proper eye protection.
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