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Found Left Pupil Larger Than Right. No Papilledema, Normal Retina, Optic Nerve. Not Hypertensive, Diabetic. Reason?
I awoke Monday morning and the left pupil was 2 mm larger than the right. An ophthalmologist exam was normal with no papillaedema, normal retina, and optic nerve.The MD thought is as possibly a reaction from plant material I had been handling over the weekend. This morning the left pupil was considerably restricted. I am not hypertensive, diabetic and have not had a headache.
Wed, 13 Nov 2013
this could be due to third nerve palsy... you should get ur MRI done..
the effect of plant material must go in a day of two..
hows vision in the left eye??
mri will help you out to know
1. mass in the cranium
2. demylinating disorder
thank you..
the effect of plant material must go in a day of two..
hows vision in the left eye??
mri will help you out to know
1. mass in the cranium
2. demylinating disorder
thank you..
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