Yes, that can happen in the following conditions. * You are using uniocular plus lens * Your one eye orbit is shallow then other
* You have uniocular congenital glaucoma
* One eye is microphthalmic
When a light is shined into your eye, your pupil constricts (gets smaller) as a natural response to regulate the amount of light entering the eye. This helps to protect the sensitive inner structures of the eye from damage.
The iris, specifically the muscles within it, control the size of the pupil. Contraction and relaxation of these muscles regulate the amount of light entering the eye by adjusting the diameter of the pupil.
Constriction. When light shines into one pupil, the pupillary light reflex causes the other pupil to constrict due to the connection between the two pupils through the optic nerve and brainstem. This reflex helps regulate the amount of light entering the eye to maintain optimal vision.
The black bit in you'r eye is called a pupil, the brown, green or blue bit around you'r pupil is called an iris.When you look into light you'r pupil gets smaller, but when you look into the dark you pupil get bigger.The reason for this is because you'r pupil is where you see out of, so when it is in the light you can see most things because there is a light and when it is dark you'r pupil gets bigger because you need to see more because it is darker and if you'r pupil was small at that time you would find it hare to see.
The iris is like a contractile structure of smooth muscles which surround the pupil. The sphincter pupillae, one of the smooth muscles categories of the eye, causes constriction of the pupil. The dillator pupillae, the other category of smooth muscles of the eys, causes the pupil to dilate.
No. The pupil can only open to the size of the iris.
They get bigger.
In is unusual for one pupil to be larger than the other. Sometimes it can be the sign of a serious problem, other times not. If your pubils have always been like this and you don't suffer any issues from it it's probably nothing to worry about. However if this is a recent change and it has continued for several days you should probably see a neurologist or at least your regular doctor.
Pupil
it gets bigger
No, when your pupils get bigger (dilate), your irises do not get smaller. The iris is the colored part of the eye that controls the size of the pupil. When the pupil dilates, the muscles in the iris relax, allowing the pupil to expand, but the overall size of the iris remains the same.
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yes one human foot is bigger than the other
yes one foot is bigger than the other
Well If it is that the LEFT is bigger it could be a number of things: is acting fine. She's spayed, not current with shots, indoor cat who goes outside 2-4 times a week, never had fleas, ticks, or other illness of any kind it might be seizure there is a possibility that the presence of one pupil being bigger than the other is a sign that nueological damage is present. or: Head injury: always suspect when the eyes do not dialate simultaneously. I suggest you have your kitty examined by your vet as soon as possible for a precise diagnosis and treatment as there is definately something going on.
your eye would explode
its not just parakeets its everyones eyes when light enters the eye the pupil doesnt get bigger its the color around the pupil that gets bigger or smaller the pupil is wut the light goes through. then it reflects againts the back of your eye and that's how you see things