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What are some common causes of spontaneous pupil dilation and dizziness? head mri clean
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Pupils: Pupil dilation or mydriasis can occur with anything that will cause increased sympathetic tone or adrenalin. Nerves, excitement, fright, flight are all things that will dilate the eyes. Caffeine, decongestants eye drops can all dilate the eyes.
Answered 9/6/2014
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