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My pupils are still dilated. how can i get them back to normal?
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Dilated pupils: If the dilation is from drops during an exam they usually return to normal by the next day. However they can stay dilated a day or two in some cases. Usually nothing is done to reverse the situation.
Answered 4/29/2020
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