Dilated pupilsare pupils that are larger than normal. They are sometimes calleddilated eyes. The size of your pupils is controlled by tiny muscles in the colored part of your eye (iris) and the amount of light reaching your eyes. In bright light, your pupils constrict (get smaller) to pre...
Causes of Dilated Pupils The brain can control the contraction and relaxation of the muscles of the iris which in turn changes the pupil size. Dilatation of the pupils are controlled by the sympathetic nervous system which is part of the autonomic system. This means that actions like dilatation ...
The symptoms of dilated pupils depend on the underlying cause of the same. It may be accompanied by symptoms associated with other causal agents and disorders. Since it is associated with neurological problems, it may lead to nausea and vomiting, slurring of the speech, sub consciousness, tachyca...
Stimulants (amphetamines (including crystal meth), cocaine (including crack cocaine), MDMA (ecstasy) : euphoria, dilated pupils, dry mouth, increased heart rate, sweating, fever, hyperactivity; talkativeness, excessive irritability, anxiety, paranoia, panic attacks, long periods of time without eating...
Red or heavy-lidded eyes with dilated pupils Deceit and secretiveness; stories that don’t add up Automobile Accidents and Teens with ADHD Learning to driveis a scary time for most parents. When you have a teen with ADHD, the fear is more than justified. Motor vehicle accidents (as a cat...
Dilated pupils Fatigue Insomnia Irritability Mood swings Seizures These indicators, which occur most commonly in adults, usually arise within eight hours of the last drink but can occur days later. Individuals may experience fatigue and changes in sleep or mood for months. Severe effects, such as ...
Dilated pupils Loss ofeyemovement Inability to breathe Unconsciousness Symptoms will worsen quickly. At the least, second impact syndrome will result in a severe TBI and have long-lasting effects on your everyday life. Long-term effects of traumatic brain injuries ...
Widened (dilated) pupils Body aches Sweating Vomiting Belly cramps Diarrhea Fever Shaking Fast heartbeat Rapid breathing High blood pressure Hallucinations Seizures These can show up within 12 hours after you take the last dose of the drug.
lived effects, which usually appear in under one minute, and typically lasts fewer than 30 minutes. The majority of symptoms caused by hallucinogens are psychological, but some of these drugs can cause physiological symptoms such as dilated pupils, increased heart rate, and increased blood pressure...
a growing brain tumor can lead to pressure on other areas of the brain. As brain tissue is physically squeezed, it can lose function or be pushed down toward or into the upper spinal cord. Herniation can cause dilated pupils, rapid breathing, an irregular heartbeat, and may cause death ver...