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Five days ago had what felt like a migraine. same yesterday. pain goes away w/tylenol3. now left pupil is slightly bigger in dim light. is this normal?
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See a doc: It might be nothing of concern, but if you are having headaches with pupillary changes you really need to be evaluated right away.
Answered 8/2/2013
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