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One of my eyes became smaller, i am using allergan andoptiflox but both of them are useless?
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Eye smaller: Usually an eye does not get smaller. Perhaps the other eye is swelling due to allergy or something and is making the other eye look smaller. It would take an examination by your doctor or eye doctor to answer your question fully.
Answered 2/25/2014
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