rear ended car accident . i have post concussion syndrome . one pupil is slightly smaller than the other but both respond the same to light. coratid artery ultrasound and head CT scans normal. can a ... View answer

Thank you for your response. I have the major headaches and considerable light blindness ... View answer

Can pharmaceutical antihistamines cause rebound prohistamine effects, like anxiety medications can cause rebound anxiety? (With all due respect, any doctor but Dr. XXXXXXX Rynne please.) ... View answer

[My wife's eyes are unevenly dilated all of a sudden.] View answer

I am wondering when checking someone who has macular degeneration , would they have the proper response as the other eye to light when checking PEARL ... View answer

Hello.My friend had an accident,fall down from 2-3 metars.He is stable now,but the thing that worries us is that one of his eyes is very big with blood inside still not reacting on light and is always ... View answer

normal, HR is 78, BP is 115/80. Pupillary response is normal. He is able to flex his chin to his chest ... View answer

minor muscle twitches that end when I move, but I have experienced this since I was born. My pupillary response is normal, since the pupil becomes smaller when hit directly by light. ... View answer

a patient comes into office complaining of muscle weaknees and blurred vision. His vision is tested and he has astigmatism, 20/80 vision, abnormal knee jerk reflexes, and an abnormal pupillary reflexes ... View answer

i am a migraine suffer..HOW can i stop rebound migraines? WHAT IS THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN A CLUSTER AND A REBOUND HEADACHE? ... View answer