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Medical Conditions - Dilated Pupil

Dilated pupils are otherwise called mydriasis. In this condition, pupils are larger than the normal size. It is caused due to injury, psychological factors, and certain medications. The dilated pupils are unequal in size, and it can occur as a sign of a serious medical condition affecting the brain. It is treated using a low dose of Pilocarpine drops, and surgery is done in severe cases.

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What are the treatment options available for dilated pupil?

Hi, Welcome to icliniq.com. After blunt trauma, pupil constrictor muscles may be damaged and that causes permanently dilated pupil called traumatic mydriasis.

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My pupils are big after cataract surgery. Why?

Hi, Welcome to icliniq.com. After the cataract surgery, pupil may remain dilated due to surgical trauma to constrictor pupillae muscle or iris is damaged and becomes atrophic.

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Can eye sight lost due to rocket blowing up in eye be cured?

Hello, Welcome to icliniq.com. Thankfully only one eye was affected and I hope your other eye is intact and fully functional.

Why are my eyes dilated for the past four days?

Hello, Welcome to icliniq.com. Did you use any drops? Or any trauma?

What is the time limit to do dilated eye exam?

Hello, Welcome to icliniq.com. There is no time limit for dilation. The doctor would have called your daughter to do a post-dilation test. In which case, no further dilation is needed.

I have one pupil dilating more than the other in dim light. What causes it?

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