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My one month old baby girl has one eye bigger then the other is it some thing i should worry about or its normal and will go away?
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Hard to say: It's difficult to say, but if you are concerned, check with your baby's doctor. It is better to have the doctor examine her and let you know if there is any cause for worry (or not), than to lay awake worrying about it on your own!
Answered 2/21/2014
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Larger Eye: It is important to have your daughter, s eyes checked to make sure tht a problem does not exist.
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