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A member asked:
My 1 year old eyes have a blue/grey tint to it can that be a serious problem or don't panic he seems to see perfect but i'm just wondering?
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MGT: The color of an infant's eyes may change with time. If he is otherwise well, this may be perfectly normal. If the concern is the white portion of the eye, I would discuss having an opthalmology referral. During his or her one year check up, this finding should be discussed with your pediatrician.
Answered 11/29/2016
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