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Narendrakumar Laheri, MD
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Rr 5 Box 674 Box 674 Leonardtown, MD 20650
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Narendrakumar Laheri, MD

Narendrakumar Laheri, MD practices as an Ophthalmologist in Leonardtown, MD.
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Rr 5 Box 674 Box 674, Leonardtown, MD 20650
Services Narendrakumar Laheri, MD practices in Leonardtown, MD. Ophthalmologists examine and treat common vision disorders, eye injuries and eye diseases. Ophthalmologists such as Narendrakumar Laheri, MD are licensed medical doctors and can prescribe medication as well as perform eye surgery.

To determine if Narendrakumar Laheri, MD can help you, please call the Leonardtown, MD office at (301) 475-8555 for more information.
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Let me just say that this business is in one of the safest areas around and you will be pleasantly surprised at how lovely the surroundings are. I've been places before where they were argumentative and angry, so I was nervous that I would encounter that here as well. Instead, they were very calm and understanding the entire time. I could tell they really care about everyone who visits them. Their advanced and sophisticated equipment was like none I've ever seen before. I was very impressed with how high tech everything in their office was. They always take the time to listen to me. I know they really care about me and what I have to say. I will definitely refer my friends and family here. They were great and I think more people should know about them.
by Anonymous
August 09, 2011
He was recommended by our peditrician for my 7 yr old. He diagnosed ambliopia, astigmatism and nearsightedness in my boy. He also scared us by seeing crystals in his eye and suggesting additonal testing for metabolic disorders syndrome that may be "spilling" crystals in eye. He told us that my son has vision fusion problems, losing his vision, and we have "missed the bus" to correct the problem. I felt very guilty for not realizing this damage I was doing. Later tests with pediatric opthalmologist confirmed astigmatism and nearsightedness but debunked the rest. A big relief. One case do not define a doctor but I am not taking any of my kids back to him.
by Anonymous
August 14, 2008
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