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Transient loss of vision after carboxytherapy, what should I do?

ranaafanhOct 18, 2017
Today i underwent carboxytherapy for undereye circle but during the session suddenly i had swelling into my sclera and transient loss of vision then i regain my vision but still having redness and blurred vision what should i do??

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