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My pupils are always dilated. people are always accusing me of being on drugs or something. is there any simple meds to shrink them back?
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Dilated pupils: Dilated pupils can be caused by medication, specifically anti depressents or anti histamines. Treatment is usually removing the cause.
Answered 7/12/2013
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