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Allergies have yellowed my eyes, can i whiten them?
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Yellow eyes: Allergies often cause chronic inflammatory changes to the whites of the eyes. When this inflammation resolves, patients are often left with discoloration to the whites of their eyes. There is no treatment that will help this.
Answered 9/14/2013
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