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A member asked:
I've noticed my right eyebrow when i acted surprised or my smile when i smile is a little lower than my left why is that? i haven't had this before?
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Get checked : First, is this your eyebrow or eyelid? Drooping in both can be from a problem in the nervous system, but for different reasons. I suggest that if the problem has not cleared on its own & has lasted more than 3 days to a week, you get it checked by a clinician. Hope that helps.
Answered 10/14/2014
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