Treatment for Droopy left eyelid.

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Asked for Male, 35 Years

Hello, Please suggest what non-surgical treatment should I do for the droopiness of my left eye. The eyelid always feel heavy at every moment.

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Dr. A Raja Prasanna Kumar

Pulmonologist 46 yrs exp Hyderabad

Pl find out the cause first.pl rule out any systemic disease. pl do special eye exercises. There are special glasses are there,which you can try.pl consult Ophthalmologist for further evaluation and better treatment.

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Dr. Shivani Garg Ophthalmologist/ Eye Surgeon 8 yrs exp Ludhiana Consult Now · Accepted Answer

Dr. Shivani Garg

Ophthalmologist/ Eye Surgeon 8 yrs exp Ludhiana

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You have unilatera ptosis which could be only local eye problem or could be because of some systemic causes note the pattern of drooping, if constant and since many years and not progressive then you can use crutch glasses as nonsurgical treatment , you can get these from some good optician if it is variable, increases in evening and on exertion, you must consult some neurologist to rule out ocular myaesthenia gravis Also get your thyroid test done once