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My mom has drooping eyelid on one side?
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Ptosis: A drooping eye lid is called ptosis. It can occur for numerous reasons, most of which can be surgically corrected. See your eye doctor to determine the cause of the ptosis and for treatment recommendations.
Answered 1/23/2014
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