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Recently i notice that my 4 year old son quietly remove his eyelicious. this made his white area in the eye turn into red. is this a decease or habit?
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Have him checked: By eye doctor (ophthalmologist). Could be a habit but he could have an entropion, an uncommon condition of eyelashes turning inward to touch eyeball.
Answered 4/12/2015
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