Physics, asked by Smeenu8029, 4 months ago

Raju cannot see in dim light name the disease he is suffering from what is the causes of this disese

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Answered by anandigupta69

Answer:

the answer is night blindness

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Answered by rakeshnandkishor

Answer:

Night Blindness

Explanation:

If Raju cannot see in dim light it means he is suffering from night blindness which is a disease caused by deficiency of Vitamin A . It can be cured by eating food rich in vitamin A such as carrot , dates , dairy products (etc)

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