The reason behind why your pupils dilate is because they need to receive more light from their surroundings when it is dark, enabling you to see better. They expand and take in more light, allowing you to see.
They contract again when exposed to a lot of light. You can test this by having someone close their eyes and when they open you can have them look directly at a light and you can see their pupils shrink if you look closely.
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He continued to dilate on the subject for what seems forever. or Darkness and light will cause your eyes to dilate.
I can't say really if it does dilate your eyes cause this morning my girl friend gave me one of her 54mg concerta, it was great, I was speeding all day at school. I got curious and went to the restroom to check and as it turned out no it didn't dilate my eyes
The doctor will give you eye drops to dilate your pupils during your eye exam.
Yes. But they like it!
Yes, a blind person's eyes can still dilate in response to changes in light levels. However, their pupils may not respond the same way to visual stimuli as those of sighted individuals.
They should not. Polysporin is an antibiotic, and while it may help clear up an infection, it should not have any anesthetic effect that would dilate the cat's pupils. That said, a cat's pupils dilate naturally when she is afraid, and it is likely that the process of putting polysporin drops in her eyes does alarm her for a little while.
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No. If the concussion is moderate then the pupils probably won't dilate. pupils usually dilate due to swelling in the brain.
He likes you.
dilates them
Their eyes would glance at your lips alot while you are talking to them.