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here is chatGPT 3.5: >A meniscus tear typically affects the knee and wouldn't directly cause loss of vision. However, there could be indirect factors such as r
by melagonster 3y ago
here is chatGPT 3.5:
>A meniscus tear typically affects the knee and wouldn't directly cause loss of vision. However, there could be indirect factors such as reduced mobility or associated health issues that might impact eye health. Rose hips are not a typical treatment for meniscus tears or vision loss. It's important to consult with a healthcare professional for appropriate diagnosis and treatment options for both conditions.
- jprete 3y agoI actually like this answer way better since I don't have to wade through three paragraphs of the medical version of corpspeak.