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Q: Is This Something Serious?

asked by: kentc on March 28th, 2005

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Hello,

i am currently compleating high school and I am of 16 years of age. It is my final year in school before uni and it is quite stressful with exmas. I study 3 or more hours a night.

For a while I have been noticeing a few times that my pupils do not match in size. The unequal sizing goes away and comes back every so often. Futher more, when I sit down or laydown sometimes (i think it's when I worry) I notice I get a twitch in my leg, neck or forehead. But once I move my hand to touch it to feel as if it is a spazam it does not seem to move anymore.

Could these be stress, matuirty related or could it be something more serious?

Replies(3)

Wesleyg

replied on May 12th, 2005

New User

My guess is you are already better, being the time since the post. Stress can do this kind of stuff, as can changing your sleeping patterns like that. I wouldnt worry about it unless it starts to become a problem or if its lasted until now. :)

heatherly

replied on May 30th, 2005

New User

Get to the dr!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
This can be any early sign of a blood clot formation in your brain.
Get to the dr!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Please don't take it lightly. It honestly could be a matter of life or death.
You are not too young for a brain anyurism

Relyt

replied on September 2nd, 2005

New User

heatherly wrote:

get to the dr!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

This can be any early sign of a blood clot formation in your brain.

Get to the dr!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Please don't take it lightly. It honestly could be a matter of life or death.

You are not too young for a brain anyurism

uneven puple size is very serious.........Get to the doctors!

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