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A member asked:
I have been taking durezol and atropine for my iritis and i have noticed that my eyelid is droopy. will this go away or should i be concerned?
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Droopy eyelid: I don't think that either of these eye drops are known to cause ptosis. If there is some swelling of the eyelid it can give the appearance of being droopy, but if your eyelid is truly fatigued, you should notify your ophthalmologist for instructions and advice.
Answered 3/6/2021
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