Question: My doctor would like me to see an eye doctor. I have graves disease. Is there anything that can be done by seeing one. If so what?
Answer: Yes, there are a number of treatments that can be done by an ophthalmologist for Grave's Disease and the changes that can occur around the eyes. They may include steroids or radiation treatment to help decrease inflammation or even surgery.
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