Horner's Triad: Drooping eyelid (not eyebrow), smaller pupil and reverse ptosis (where the lower eyelid is actually a little higher).
A facial drop (drooping brow) is caused by the upper nucleus of the 7th cranial nerve in the brainstem, though you would be having other serious neurologic phenomenon with this too.
You need to be evaluated. It's the only way to have the answer.
Sincerely,
Timothy D. McGarity, M.D.
www.tmcgaritymd.com
HI Dr. McGarity
I noticed that it is not my lid that is drooping because when looking in the mirror my both of my lids hit my iris at the same spot. more of a brow drooping or sagging. could this still be horner's syndrome? Is it the actual lid falling lower on the eye that they are describing as a symptom for horner? I appreciate your reply.
thank you!!!
Jenn
This does sound like Horner's Syndrome. You need to see an ophthalmologist to have this evaluated. There are some test they will do to determine first if it's Horner's and then what type of Horner's and the cause.
Best wishes,
Timothy D. McGarity, M.D.
www.tmcgaritymd.com