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Whites of eyes have developed gray/blue tint, more noticeable in right eye but present in both. recent eye exam, no issues found. is this a concern?
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Thin sclerae: You may have thin sclera in both eyes. the color of the deeper layers is dark and when the outer white part is thin the darker layers show through and look bluish.
Answered 5/13/2016
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