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My 7 month one eye dillates more than the other his doctor looked at it sai she didn't see anything wrong should i get worry or is this common?
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See an eye doctor: It would be best to have an exam with a pediatric ophthalmologist (or a general ophthalmologist who sees children) to ensure that all the structures of the eyeball are normal, and then to determine whether additional testing would be helpful.
Answered 4/17/2013
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