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What could cause my left pupil to spasm in reaction to direct light?
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Spasm: Could be iritis-- inflammation of the iris can cause light sensitivity and pupil spasm-- this can be quite uncomfortable. Seek help with your local eye doctor...
Answered 2/23/2013
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