Iris heterochromia: This can be congenital or acquired. If acquired, it could be due to disease in one eye but not the other. Congenital iris heterochromia can be due to a birth injury causing a Horner's syndrome. You should see an ophthalmologist for evaluation.
Answered 10/12/2015
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