It can if the cause for the droop is a big, thin bleb. My doctor said that Propine, for instance, can make the eye open farther than normal. So if it is only used in one eye, it makes the other eyelid appear to be drooping. His pressure was 38. Glaucoma in kids is usually very different from that in adults.
Blood flow is one of the reasons.
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