Patient's question:
Pupil dilation, ciliary muscle rupture, and posterior displacement of the anterior chamber caused by eye trauma have been present for one month. Recently, I sometimes experience eye swelling and headache on the same side as the injured eye, photophobia, and nyctophobia. My intraocular pressure is normal, and my vision is still okay. What could be the cause? Can the pupil fully recover? Are there any potential sequelae?Doctor's answer:
According to the situation you mentioned, considering that traumatic pupil dilation has lasted for a month, it is unlikely that the pupil will ever fully return to normal. A dilated pupil can cause sensitivity to light. I suggest you get a pair of colored anti-UV glasses to wear, which can prevent light sensitivity. As long as your intraocular pressure is not high, there should be no problems. The above is my advice on this issue. I hope it helps you, and wish you a speedy recovery!