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Question:
Can a chalazion occur on the inside of the eyelid, causing irritation to the cornea?
Answer:
Internal chalazia are quite common and can press on the cornea, causing induced astigmatism and blurred vision, corneal irritation, and a foreign body sensation.
Answered by: Richard G. Shugarman, MD
Categories: Eye Diseases, Eye Conditions, General Eye Health
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