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A member asked:
There is a spot on the upper right lid of my eye. should i be concerned?
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Maybe: Depends on what it looks like and what it is. It may be an infection, a benign skin growth, or a malignant skin growth. See and eye care specialist.
Answered 1/26/2013
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