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Have noticed that both my eye lids are sagging.the right side more than the left. i am 48. is this just an age thing or should i ask my dr?
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Ptosis: Can be consistent with aging, but thyroid, certain neurological problems or bell's palsy possible.
Answered 7/30/2016
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