Hi doctor,
My son has a genetic problem. Many doctors that we consulted say that he does not have irises in his eyes. He is only 14 months old. Is there any treatment? I also face the same problem.
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- I think he has aniridia. I am sorry, but there is no permanent cure for this.
- But yes, you can try cosmetic contact lens, which will decrease photophobia. If his retina is fine, then this will help him.
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