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Findings identify eyelash growth affecting lacrimal function in the inner canthus, suggesting further investigation is needed.
While eyelashes have long been known to cause various symptoms, including lacrimation, corneal irritation and/or abrasions, they have only recently been found growing increasingly into the lacrimal portion of the eyelids in and about the inner canthus. More studies, including determination of gland growth following eyelash growth, need to be made regarding this development.
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