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Does my eye look cross eyed or is it just that my left eye feels larger? For a while I’ve noticed one eyeball is larger (Photo)

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jaydwain97Dec 8, 2017

My left eye ball is larger then the other. And I feel like they sit differently. Is there any thing I can do to fix it?

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Dr. Kenneth D. Steinsapir, MD
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