Pupillary changes - Treatment in Pune
Dr Rajeev Raut Eye Clinic Raut Eye Care

Pupillary changes are changes in the size and shape of the pupil, which is the black circle in the center of the eye.The pupil usually dilates (opens) and contracts (closes) in response to light and other stimuli.Abnormal pupillary changes can indicate a variety of issues, from eye problems to neurological issues.Unilateral pupillary changes (when one pupil is larger or smaller than the other) can be a sign of a serious eye condition such as glaucoma or retinal detachment.If a patient is experiencing pupillary changes, it is important to seek medical attention as soon as possible in order to diagnose and treat the condition in a timely manner.Diagnosis and treatment of pupillary changes can help prevent vision loss or other complications.

1. Have you noticed any changes in your vision?
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2. Do you have any headaches or other pain in your eyes?
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3. Have you experienced any changes in the size of your pupils?
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2. Brain tumor
3. Stroke
4. Multiple Sclerosis
5. Head trauma
6. Certain medications
7. Intracranial pressure
8. Horner's Syndrome
9. Intoxication
10. Diabetes
11. Glaucoma

1. Medical Treatment
1. Eyedrops: A variety of eyedrops can be used to treat pupillary changes, including those that reduce inflammation, control pupil size, and reduce intraocular pressure.
2. Vision Therapy: This treatment involves a variety of exercises and activities designed to improve the patient's vision, eye coordination, and visual processing.
3. Lifestyle and Dietary Changes: Certain lifestyle and dietary changes can help to reduce the risk and severity of pupillary changes. These include reducing stress, eating a balanced diet, and avoiding certain drugs and alcohol.
4. Glasses or Contact Lenses: These corrective lenses can help to improve vision and reduce the symptoms of pupillary changes.
5. Laser Therapy: Laser therapy is a non-invasive procedure that can help to reduce the severity of pupillary changes.
6. Vitamins and Supplements: Certain vitamins and supplements can be used to reduce the risk and severity of pupillary changes.
2. Surgical Treatment
1. Iridotomy: This is a laser procedure used to treat pupillary changes by creating a small hole in the iris to reduce pressure in the eye.
2. Iridoplasty: This surgical procedure uses a laser to reshape the iris in order to open or close the pupil and improve vision.
3. Cyclocryotherapy: This procedure uses freezing temperatures to damage the ciliary body and reduce pupil size.
4. Iridectomy: This is a surgical procedure where a portion of the iris is removed to open or close the pupil.
5. Scleral Buckle: This procedure involves placing a silicone band around the outside of the eye to reduce pressure, which can help to improve pupillary changes.
6. Refractive Surgery: This surgery is used to correct refractive errors, such as nearsightedness and farsightedness. It can also be used to correct pupillary changes.
3. Home Remedies
1. Eye Drops: Eye drops can be used to lubricate the eyes, reduce inflammation, and reduce redness. This can help improve the symptoms associated with pupillary changes.
2. Glasses: Wearing glasses can help refocus light entering the eyes, which can help improve vision and reduce pupillary changes.
3. Vitamin Supplements: Taking vitamins such as B-Complex, Vitamin C, and Vitamin E can help reduce inflammation and improve blood flow to the eyes, which can help with pupillary changes.
4. Eye Exercises: Doing simple eye exercises such as tracking a moving object, focusing and refocusing, and palming can help improve eye muscles, reduce eye strain, and reduce pupillary changes.
5. Rest: Taking regular breaks to rest and relax the eyes can help reduce eye strain, reduce inflammation, and improve the symptoms associated with pupillary changes.