Immobile pupil: The pupil changes size related to light, dark, and focusing. This is from iris changes, as the pupil itself is merely an opening in the iris. A non-reactive pupil can definitely be a sign of a problem, including chemical related dilation or constriction of the pupil, a nerve paralysis, or an inflammatory problem of the eye such as iritis. This should be promptly evaluated by an ophthalmologist.
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