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I am pregnant, (23 weeks), and i have two chalazion/hordeolum on my eyelid, can i have the procedure to remove them while i am pregnant?
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Eye doctor: It is ok to have this procedure done. You will need to see an eye doctor to confirm the diagnosis and determine if treatment is warranted
Answered 12/12/2017
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