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Adie's Pupil

Adie's pupil is an uncommon neurological disorder that affects the pupil's normal response to light. The exact cause of this condition is not known. People with this condition tend to have one large and one normal-sized pupil. Blurry vision and light sensitivity are the symptoms. Glasses to improve vision and eye drops are prescribed to manage this condition.

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Why are my eyes dilated for the past four days?

Query: Hello doctor, My eyes are very dilated. I am 18 years old and female and around 105 lbs. It is happening for past four days. Currently, I am taking Naproxen and some other medicine for periods.  Read Full »

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