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When i pull my eyelid down i see a yellow color?
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Yellowish plaque: Yellowish color on the white of the eye can indicate inflammation, tissue degeneration or cholesterol deposition. If not associated with pain or vision change this can be observed. If there is discomfort then it can be treated.
Answered 8/12/2016
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