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My 1 month old baby girl opens her left eye wider than her right eye. is this normal for her?
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Maybe: It could simply be assymetry- many people have one eye slightly larger than the other. Could also be ptosis- droopy eye. Please see a (pediatric) ophthalmologist. I assume the eye is not inflamed.
Answered 4/26/2012
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