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A 37-year-old woman has a consistent tired look and eyelid droop?
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Needs md eval: This may be due to skin laxity but could represent acquired ptosis of the eyelid. Causes of ptosis include allergy, injury, neurologic disease or damage, muscular disease or damage. Most cases of ptosis are completely benign but a few life threatening problems are associated with ptosis. She should be checked by an ophthalmologist soon .
Answered 5/7/2013
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