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R pupil larger off and on x years when tired. started zoloft (sertraline) 1 mo ago, now 2-3 mm larger consistently. worse in am and dim lighting. zoloft (sertraline) cause?
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See a doctor: You should see an eye doctor to have this evaluated if you already haven't. Zoloft (sertraline) could worsen an existing condition with the pupil size but you need to make sure that this is benign before we assume so.
Answered 9/26/2016
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