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aileenhome
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Has anybody else noticed pupil constriction as a side effect. I am having a particularly bad day with foggy brain, nausea, weak jello-like legs, and I noticed my pupils are tiny. Any thoughts?
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Nebula2005
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My pupils do strange things.

Sometimes they get really constricted, other times they look more dialated than they should. They even get uneven.

I think this happens because of our nerves, and our brain is nerve central. [dizzy]

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YUP yup yup!!! Doc S of Sf wrote up about seeing Holmes-Adie Syndrome in many of his Lyme patients (including me). Adie pupil is when one pupil is HUGE and ONE is TINY!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Happens with Lyme in particular- very odd looking- first time it happened to me I was like, "Uh, oh, ANOTHER weird thing! Yikes!"

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I had this happen to me too over a three month period. I'd get this sick feeling sore throat, fever, extreme fatique and mental fog that would hit me hard. Usaully these feelings would last 5 to 15 minutes and when they did my pupils were the size of pinheads. I was on no medications but i do have rocky mountain spotted fever. Tested neg for lyme. But i'm questioning that.
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