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Is pupil shrinking, unrelated to light, after coming off sertraline normal?
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No: Please see your physician about this concern. Changes in pupillary reflexes are not associated with sertraline. Other medications and/or substances can cause this, though. Your doctor can do a thorough neurological exam and get any needed diagnostic tests and consultations.
Answered 5/3/2016
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