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Will the blown pupil quiver/move after a traumatic mydriasis has ruptured the sphincter muscle?
Nearly three years now and since 3 days after the blunt force injury hit to one eye, my Mydriasis, full blown pupil, will not move or even quiver?
Could something else, other then a torn sphincter muscle, be the reason? I had 20/20 perfect eye vision/health before the orbital hit.
Could something else, other then a torn sphincter muscle, be the reason? I had 20/20 perfect eye vision/health before the orbital hit.
My eye doctor is not familiar enough? He isn't sure why my 'fully' blown pupil, from blunt force orbit hit, does NOT even quiver/move; in as much as some Mydriasis do constrict some.
We heard from John Hagan M.D that it makes a difference if it is full or partially dilated. So can you confirm this. Thank you
We heard from John Hagan M.D that it makes a difference if it is full or partially dilated. So can you confirm this. Thank you
MEDICAL PROFESSIONAL
It is most likely damage to the sphincter from trauma.
Dr. O.
Dr. O.
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