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The white of my eyes are a bit yellow in the corner of my eyes. should i see a gp or opthamologist ?
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See GP first.: It’s always good to see your GP first, as (1) you can usually get an appointment with a GP more quickly than you can a specialist, (2) your GP should have some familiarity with an examination of the eye and (3) your GP can perform blood testing, results if which may be helpful with this finding you’ve described.
Answered 1/25/2018
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