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Migraines, inability to focus in right eye and pupil dilation in right eye only. starting to occur more often. maybe stress? or something else?
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Unequal pupils: 25 F:Migraines, inability to focus in right eye and pupil dilation in right eye only. Starting to occur more often. Maybe stress? or something else? ANS: unequal pupils is a sign of serious problems in the brain. Please see your Dr as soon as you can.
Answered 2/23/2017
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