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I have a condition called adie tonic pupil in my right eye for 4 years now. it's getting worse, blurred slightly, loss of fine detail. is there help.
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Yes: People with adie's tonic pupil will always have some focusing and light-sensitivity issues. The vision can be made a little better and the light sensitivitity reduced with the use of Pilocarpine eye drops. See an ophthalmologist for management.
Answered 6/30/2014
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