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Right Eye "cloudy" and pupil not dialating like the Left Eye
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Right Eye "cloudy" and pupil not dialating like the Left Eye
by cwoj34, May 06, 2007 12:00AM
Hello-
Im a 26/F with 20/20 vision my whole life. About a week and a half ago, I noticed my right eye becoming "cloudy". I can see everything fine, it just looks dirty. I then looked at my eyes in the mirror and sometimes (especially in the morning) my right eye wont dialate properly like my left eye does. I dont feel any pain or pressure, it doesnt feel irritated, its just "cloudy". Any thoughts? I have an appt with the eye doctor tomorrow, just trying to get some info.
Thanks!
Im a 26/F with 20/20 vision my whole life. About a week and a half ago, I noticed my right eye becoming "cloudy". I can see everything fine, it just looks dirty. I then looked at my eyes in the mirror and sometimes (especially in the morning) my right eye wont dialate properly like my left eye does. I dont feel any pain or pressure, it doesnt feel irritated, its just "cloudy". Any thoughts? I have an appt with the eye doctor tomorrow, just trying to get some info.
Thanks!
Doctor's Answer
by Forum-OD-MP, May 06, 2007 12:00AM
lots of possibilities. everything from corneal edema and corneal dystrophy to cataract to vitreal hemorrhage/floaters to retinal problems. wont know much until after the exam. sorry.
