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Old 04-28-2010, 09:29 AM #1
Kathie Glenn Kathie Glenn is offline
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Default Ocular MG
I was diagnosed with OMG 3/09. I haven't had the droopy eyelid like many have. However, in the past fews months I have felt a "pulling feeling" in the corner of my left eye. The left eye is the troubled eye. Yesterday I noticed the right eye was drooping some and my husband even noticed it.

Question to you out there with droopy eyelids ~ which eyelid is typical to droop - the bad eye or the eye that works overtime!

Thanks for any help.

Kathie
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