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Does the cloudiness from cataracts move when you move your eyelids?
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No: Cataracts denote a cloudiness in the lens of,the eye. It does not move when your eyelids move. If the cloudiness moves with your eyelids, I would expect a problem on the outside surface of the eye.
Answered 1/26/2020
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