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Q: Diagnosed With a Small Granuloma In the Eye

asked by: semutech on February 8th, 2007

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My 4 year old daughter was recently diagnosed with a small granuloma in the lower eye lid. It was stated by the doctor that she would be living with this condition for the rest of her life. It is definitely noticeable as her eyelid has a bit of a bump. Is that a true statement that there is nothing that can be done? Please advise as I am a concerned father looking out for the welfare of my child.

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replied on February 9th, 2007

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Dear semutech,

i just wanted to let you know that i've copied your post to the "vision and eye disorders" forum. If you don't get response there, I suggest that you ask our online doctors so that you can get an answer to your medical questions. All the best! -admin

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