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does anyone have lazy eyelid? allergy related?

by Ty11, Jun 02, 2008 10:55AM
Lately, I have been noticing that my right eyelid seems to close split seconds before my left one when I blink.  My fiance says he's always noticed that my one eye was a little "smaller" than the other, it was the first time I'd ever heard anyone say that. I'm almost 29 years old, and grew up with 5 siblings and lots of cousins, and nobody ever told me anything was wrong with my eyes. (Although they've always made fun of me because I sleep with my eyes open.) many times i think my left eye is open, but the right one is closed while sleeping.  I've even seen old video footage of myself, and my eyes blink normally.  I do recall, however, that in some of my pictures in the past, I would be mid blinking and one eyelid would be further down thant the other.  

Right now, when i blink in the mirror, it's even a bit more noticable to me. I'm wondering if anyone knows what this condition could be.  My right eye, the one that is a bit lazy, seems to itch more lately with a little stinging. Also it gets a bit red sometimes.  Could this be allergies? or is this a condition that is growing as i get older.  Is it getting worse and worse? It's really driving me nuts!!! Maybe there is vitamin that I am lacking?  

If anyone has similar issues, or has any answers for me... that would be great!!
Member Comments (1)

by John C Hagan III, MD, FACS, Jun 02, 2008 12:28PM
Only an exam by an Eye MD can answer your qeustions. have the Eye MD look at your before any drops are put in your eye. Find one at www.aao.org

JCH II MD
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