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an you help with blepharospsm caused by photophobia in one eye only?
I suffer from bleparospasm in my left eye (only). It is brought on by extreme photo phobia in that eye. That eye can function well in low light conditions when its vision is better than my right eye. Is there any way that the pupil in my left eye could be constricted so that the light entering it could be reduced to a level lower than entering my right eye?
You would not want to use a strong constrictor of pupil like pilocarpine but you could consult an ophthalmologist about a trial of alphagan-P or see about Botox injections.
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