Depends: Bilateral ptosis can be congenital. More likely in patients who have long history wearing contacts. Can come from myasthenia gravis. Unilateral from horners syndrome . Suggest seeing ophthalmologist.
Answered 4/6/2013
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Ptosis: There are several types of ptosis and causes of it. You should be seen and evaluated by an eyemd for diagnosis and treatment options.
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