Ok so I just noticed that DS has one pupil that is larger than the other, please tell me this is ok. I was stupid and googled it! I kinda just need some reassurance now, or do I need to make an apt. With the ped?
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I would probably call the nurse help line to just ask, but that's just me. I usually like piece of mind.
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Sorry to say but that's usually not a good sign
what happens if you shine a light in them? I know it seems cruel, but it's important to know if they're reactive to light.
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Are they drastically different? I've never heard of them just being different without there being an underlying problem.
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They can be different from birth without a problem. I would just bring it up at your next well child appointment.
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@DesertDreams88: they both constrict in the light but in the dark/ low light the right one is dialated bigger
@sapphire: I wish I knew if it was from birth, it might be but I just noticed it last nightThe ped office opens in a few hours in gonna call the nurse line then and see what they want me to do.
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This picture is from 3 weeks ago and I think I can tell that the one is bigger in it
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@Torchwood: not drastically, but it's hard to judge when your talking about mm lol
what happens if you shine a light in them? I know it seems cruel, but it's important to know if they're reactive to light.
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