Hi, I have gradually developed unilateral ptosis, is there any cream or non surgical way to cure it. My eyes were fine till about a year ago, gradually my right eyelid started to droop and is getting worse day by day.
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As you have send me images of your both eye I can see there is ptosis in your eyes right eye it is looking more compare to left eye. As you told it started a year ago and not from birth so it can be apponeurotic ptosis but we have to take exact measurements for ptosis and we have to compare both eyes. For your query as you have asked if your eye lid is dropping Day by day and it's getting worst then only way to treat is surgery. There is no medical treatment for any kind of ptosis.
LPS weakness
Investigations to be done:Ptosis measurements
Ice pack test
AchR-Ab
Thyroid profile
MED
Apponeurotic ptosis
Myesthenia gravis
Ptosis
Treatment plan:Depending upon ptosis measurements and lab test
Regarding follow up:5 days
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