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My friend that i've told you about she sometimes have foggy looking eyes an she has glassy looking as when she looks in the mirror .. help ?
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Not enough info: No specific diagnosis can be made from this. Intoxication from alcohol and drugs could cause the glassy eyed appearance. If you're worried, talk to your friend about seeing a doctor. Hope this helps!
Answered 6/24/2015
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