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Is normal to have one eye droop more when a baby is sleepy?
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Blepharoptosis: When your child is sleepy the drooping or ptosis of the upper lid may be present. You should observe the child while awake to see if the child has a droopy lid. If in question, consult your local oculoplastic surgeon.
Answered 11/11/2015
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