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Is it possible for someone to have naturally yellowish eyes without having any disease?
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Yes: Some people, more commonly pigmented races, have eyes that appear yellowish. This is constant over the years. If you suddenly get yellow eyes, then it most likely represents liver dysfunction. Have your family doctor sort this out.
Answered 4/10/2012
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