Physiological Aniscoria Question (Opthamologists Please read!)?!
Question: I went to the doctor with fears of possibly having brain tumor due to frequent headaches and the fact that my pupils were differently dilated, but I learned that I have physiological aniscoria and I am slightly nearsighted and am getting glasses.
What concerns me is that the doctor said I had physiological aniscoria. I am concerned because she says I must have been born with it, however I do not recall ever having different pupils in the past (although I may have just not noticed)
The doctor said my eyes were "reacting normally to light" and so it shouldn't be a neurological problem.
Do you think that this makes sense? Should I take the doc's words for it, or should I still go to the ER and pay (a lot of money...) for brain scans?
She told me that she was sure, but is it normal that sometimes the left eye is bigger and sometimes the right eye is bigger? And can they be equal at times?
I hope the doctor's right. I don't want a tumor...
Professional answers only, plz
Answers: I went to the doctor with fears of possibly having brain tumor due to frequent headaches and the fact that my pupils were differently dilated, but I learned that I have physiological aniscoria and I am slightly nearsighted and am getting glasses.
What concerns me is that the doctor said I had physiological aniscoria. I am concerned because she says I must have been born with it, however I do not recall ever having different pupils in the past (although I may have just not noticed)
The doctor said my eyes were "reacting normally to light" and so it shouldn't be a neurological problem.
Do you think that this makes sense? Should I take the doc's words for it, or should I still go to the ER and pay (a lot of money...) for brain scans?
She told me that she was sure, but is it normal that sometimes the left eye is bigger and sometimes the right eye is bigger? And can they be equal at times?
I hope the doctor's right. I don't want a tumor...
Professional answers only, plz
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You've had professional answers in this forum. You have gone to a specialist who tells you that for you it's normal. And you want to believe some fear you have about brain tumors.
Actually, for you, go to the ER, get the scans, pay the $. The pain of finding out that you should have just listened will teach you, that you should have listened. And pain teaches.
Go to the ER.