Pupil that won't constrict with direct light

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Posted by Daniel (196.15.200.15) on February 05, 2002 at 03:43:00:

A patient came in yesterday that says when his cluster hits, one of his pupils refuses to constrict even when the doc shines a light into it

Is this common? Why does it happen?

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It happened to me during a really bad one... Jim R 18:49:14 02/07/02 (0)
Actually, I don't really think this is a common trait of Clusters John J Hallahan III aka Sailpappy 21:31:48 02/05/02 (1)
- Maybe not you Ted 00:20:36 02/06/02 (0)
ALSO .... Bob P 15:09:33 02/05/02 (8)
- Parden me Your Highboobness... Daniel 01:17:58 02/06/02 (7)
  - By the way, we want it in Kruggerands. Charlie 16:16:38 02/07/02 (0)
  - Cool. Do I smell lawsuit? :) Margi 10:21:34 02/06/02 (5)
    - Ha Ha ha ... You can't threaten an old whore with a dick ... ho ho Daniel 03:43:11 02/07/02 (4)
      - You sound about 12 years old nt Charlie 05:16:03 02/07/02 (0)
      - OUCH Daniel 03:49:46 02/07/02 (2)
        
        wait a flippin minute hub 10:09:44 02/07/02 (1)
        
        Damn!! Margi 11:05:03 02/07/02 (0)
Most cluster-friendly neurologists Margi 11:18:11 02/05/02 (1)
- I'm not so sure Ted 14:01:31 02/05/02 (0)
This is a question Donna 09:35:39 02/05/02 (0)
I don't know, but BobG 04:18:31 02/05/02 (0)

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