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I have a small jelly-like white lump in the corner of my eye closest to the nose, on the sclera, it doesn't move with the eye, it stays in the corner?

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Dr. Rafael Lugo answered

Specializes in General Surgery

SEE OPHTALMOLOGIST: This is most likely a pterigion. These are caused by uv exposure. I recommend you see an ophtalmologist to have this removed. They can get large and cause problems. Good luck www.Drlugo.Com.

Answered 3/6/2015

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Pings ulna: The most common diagnosis for that area is a pingecula, related to uv exposure. But of course there are many other possibilities.

Answered 4/11/2013

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