What is anisocoria and why does it matter?
Anisocoria is characterized by pupils that are not the same size. This is normal in about 20-percent of the population. Many do not even realize it, and it is usually harmless. But sometimes anisocoria is a symptom of a serious condition such as eye trauma, a concussion, bleeding around the brain, a brain tumor, or meningitis. If you develop blurred or double vision, a severe headache, nausea, or fever, you should seek medical attention right away.
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