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lump on eyelid

Posted By: anon on 2008-03-06
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A couple weeks ago I noticed a lump on my eyelid (looks just like a ball bearing underneath the lid).  It is not hard and does not hurt.  My vision is fine and I don't even realize its there unless I rub my eye and feel it.  Has anyone come across this or know what it might be?


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