... I get the blurry vision associated with MS but I also have this odd thing where my pupils are not dilating. No dilation for over a week now. Anybody experienced this? ... (0 replies)
... er of me. So I went for my routine eye exam the other day and they asked if I wanted one of their newer test that can take a picture of the whole eye instead of dilating my pupils. The woman said it will be a 29 fee since the insurance will only pay for a certain amount. ... (2 replies)
... Dilating the pupils enables the eye doctor to see into the back of the eye to see what could be causing the increased pressure. ... (1 replies)
... Marcie, Squatchimo can correct me if I'm wrong, but the numbing drops and the dilating drops are two different things. Maybe you will be getting both, and maybe not. ... (8 replies)
... I'm assuming it must not be noteworthy or he would have said something. ... (0 replies)
... hiya I have worked in the optical industry for 23 years, and the onlytime i have heard of opticians dilating the pupil is if you are suffering certain problems, not for things like migraines etc, that could be due to the fact that you need spectacles updating etc. ... (8 replies)
... computer. Around that time developed floaters in both my eyes. Immediately went to an eye doctor and learned that eye floaters are irreversible and was also told not to worry about it. Needless to say I was flabbergasted to know that I would have to live all my life with this pesky things polluting my vision. ... (1 replies)
... It's good that you are not alone. ... (4 replies)
... I don't mean to be rude, but this really does sound crazy! Some people do have to use dilating drops for weeks, but that is for an honest to goodness medical condition! And that still doesn't mean that these drops don't have side effects. ... (9 replies)
... I mean this in the nicest way, but that is just plain CRAZY! DO NOT do that. Did you know that when you are sexually attracted to someone your pupils naturally dilate? ... (9 replies)
... Dilating drops or the PDT wouldn't cause your husband to develop cataracts. (6 replies)
