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Why is my 6 year old daughter blinking rapidly this evening?
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Eye blinking: She may have a pollen allergy or something may be irritating her eyes like tobacco smoke or other irritant.If the blinking continues for any length of time see your pcp for further evaluation abd treatment.
Answered 4/22/2013
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