I am a sufferer of TMJ and have noticed
that sometimes when I am in dim light that
my pupils seem to be different sizes, this
is only occasional and seems to occur more
when my TMJ pain is at it's worst. Would
be interested to hear if anybody relates?
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grassy
Experienced User , Rather EHEALTHy
Joined: 13 Jun 2007 Posts: 116 Location: northeast
Hi I Can Relate Posted: 08-17-07 10:30am
Boy now that is interesting? i have never
looked. I am going to look next time. But
i will tell you that , i get alot of weird
vision problems from it. sometimes i feel
like the muscles on the one side of my
face are somehow distorting my vision. its
weird. you have any of that?plus my vision
gets blurred, then clear....... love cindy
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Tmddyan
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Joined: 13 Jun 2006 Posts: 4119 Location: post falls, id usa
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Hey Posted: 08-17-07 12:40pm
Ive never had that particular
problem-----however my eyes do on occasion
do funny things.
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catswold
Supporter
Joined: 10 Oct 2005 Posts: 404 Location: Flint, Michigan
Posted: 08-17-07 21:03pm
I have never noticed if my pupils were
dilated differently or not. I also don't
remember anyone ever mentioning this in
any other support site or even articles
and books I've read. Interesting. I do
believe, tho, that I might have read that
migraines might cause pupil dilation
difference. Not positive, tho.
My one eyelid droops a little more than
normal when I'm in a lot of pain. I've
also had problems with blurred vision,
sensitivity to light and just general
painful eyes. Have you mentioned this to
your doctor? I'd say that you should
mention this to your doctor but if you
have TMJ, they usually just dismiss it.
But maybe not.
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