what is the inside corner of your eye called? the corner closest to your nose.?
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Tear ducts, found between the eye and the nose, are passages in the eye’s tear production and drainage system.
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Why should I wait until I'm home to get the nuggets outta my nose?  For you?  No way.  I'll pick away. I need to breathe through my nose, so the paths gotta be clear.  Sometimes I pick em' and flick em' onto other cars.  Sometimes I put em on the "Booger Ball" that I'm making in my car.  It's about 18" in diameter now.  I'm gonna call Guiness, I think it's a record, don't you?
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pinch the soft part of the nose
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in your nose? lol j/k\n\nin your bedside table drawer is my guess...
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I never heard it called that before, but here's what I found:\n\nThe plica (PLY-ka) semilunaris (sem-ee-LOO-ner-is) is located around the eye. For many years, this organ was thought to have no function. But lo and behold, eventually it was discovered that this “useless” organ has an important function after all. \n\nIn fact, it is the “crusty” factory. It secretes a sticky mass that collects any foreign materials such as dust or pollen. All this trash is surrounded by the sticky gook so that it does not scratch the sensitive cornea in your eye. Once the garbage is collected, the plica semilunaris “escorts” it out of the eye just like a security guard would escort noisy troublemakers out of a theater.
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An epicanthal fold, epicanthic fold or epicanthus is a skin fold of the upper eyelid (from the nose to the inner side of the eyebrow) covering the inner corner (medial canthus) of the human eye. This fold covers and appears to lower the inner corners of the eyes, creating the appearance of "slanted eyes." It is commonly known amongst Asians as "single-eyelids", as opposed to "double eyelids".\n\nThe occurrence of the epicanthic fold is believed to be an evolutionary defense against both the extreme cold as well as the extreme light that occurs in the Eurasian arctic and north. A few have opted to have them minimized by blepharoplasty. Epicanthal folds may also be seen in young children of any race before the bridge of the nose begins to elevate.\n\nThe distribution of epicanthal folds is numerous. It can also be found in significant numbers amongst Native Americans, the Khoisan of Southern Africa, many Central Asians and some people of Sami origin. The presence of epicanthal folds is normal in people of many, though not all, groups of East Asian and Southeast Asian descent. It also occurs sometimes on people of South Asian descent. Children of a parent with a pronounced epicanthal fold and one without an epicanthal fold will have varying degrees of epicanthal folds as a result. Epicanthal folds are also common in people with Down syndrome.
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as far as the distance between your upper lip and nose.  it's a two way thing.
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breathe through your nose. don't open too wide
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It has to do with the light sensitivity of the different types of light receptor cells in the eye. There are two types. The cones which see brightness and color are concentrated at the center of the retina. The Rods which are sensitive to low light and contrast (shades of gray) are concentrated at the edges of the retina. By concentrating on your peripheral sight you can just make out the fainter objects in the sky. This is what is called seeing out of the corner of your eye.
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It is not a stye, a stye is a swollen gland at the root of eye lash , so it is on the eye lid. If you have a bump on the eye ball . where is ? is it on black portion (cornea) or white(sclera). The bump on the sclera close to cornea is mostly an inoccuous lesion called "Pingueculum" which is a mild degeneration of conjunctiva, surface layer of sclera. It is not a thing to worry about unless it becomes when it can grow onto cornea then it is called "Pterygium" which needs surgery occassionally.
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It is not the looking into the eyes it is the touching of the conjunctiva to look into the eye that contacts the fluid. Now conjunctivitus (though more precisely itius mean inflamation) is a BACTERIAL infection. And it is highly contagious spread in droplets that are sprayed from the nose and mouth during sneeze as well as from touching the affected body part then touching an object then someone else touches the object picking up the bacteria which are then contracted when the unsuspecting individual touches there nose eyes or mouth. It is contained by strict hand washing and antibiotics.
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They go inside your eyelids but on top of your actual eye.
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try a frame that is solid plastic, without those little nose thingies attached between the lenses
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There's no reason why your nearsightedness should interfere in your weight training, unless your lifting weights with your eyeballs. Just make sure if you wear glasses that they're secured by an elastic or headband so they won't slide off your nose if you get all sweaty.
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The distance from one's nose to the tip of one's finger, if one has one's arm extended as far as it will go sideways (adults).\n\nMy Mom, and the ladies at the fabric store used to rough-measure that way...
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orbicularis oris (around your mouth), orbicularis oculi (around your eye), sphincter
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the one next to the thumb