Occasionally, one eye appears larger than the other on my 77 year old Mom. Is it a symptom of something going on?

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Elleinthehouse Asked October 2013

Occasionally, one eye appears larger than the other on my 77 year old Mom. Is it a symptom of something going on?

At times, the center of her eye is more dilated than the other and the whole eye appears larger than the other. I am concerned as it seems to be happening more often lately.

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Sounds brain-related to me - is she also getting TIAs or anything like that? I'd get it checked out soonest.

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I would suggest you to consult doctor at Killeen Vision Source instead of self diagnosing it.

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On the doctor shows, that's a sign of a brain problem. If it comes and goes, maybe you could wait until morning, but do call or visit the doctor then.

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This is a question for a doctor. If I noticed one of my mother's pupils was blown, I would take her to the ER.

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