Constantly dialated pupils after LSA

[Fur Beach]

Ok, so as I said in my introduction essay, I had a horrible morning glory trip on about 800 or 1200 seeds. This happened more than a month ago and ever since, my pupils have been huuuuuuuuuuuuge. Even when I am not on anything! Just constantly dialated!
Could this be permanent? I has anyone had anything similar to them happen after LSA?

 

[۩]

Mydriasis after one month, with no previous indication of this condition before using the drug?

Lysergics are well known to cause mydriasis, but this is the first time I have heard of it affecting a person after one month.

I am not a doctor, but if this persists in one month, I would see a specialist about it. During this next month I would focus on relaxing, eating well, and not worrying about it. Please do whatever you feel is right, however.

 

[Fur Beach]

Mydriasis after one month, with no previous indication of this condition before using the drug?

Lysergics are well known to cause mydriasis, but this is the first time I have heard of it affecting a person after one month.

I am not a doctor, but if this persists in one month, I would see a specialist about it. During this next month I would focus on relaxing, eating well, and not worrying about it. Please do whatever you feel is right, however.

Should I be concerned? Could it lead to more serious things? I am not worried about the mydriasis alone I actually think it's kinda cool

 

[۩]

I have known people with it that lived with it their entire lives.

I have never heard of a case of someone having it after a month after taking LSA, therefore I can not say.

 

[Indoril_Nerevar]

Once again I will suggest the obvious...visit a doctor.Can't harm you,and with some eye drops the problem will most likely be fixed

 

[Tannenberg]

i thinks it´s not that good if this is a permanent state.. Because to much light can get into your eye and may reduce your vision.. I would be also concerned about the UV light.. i don´t know it it gets through the eyeball but it´s definetly not a good thing, if the eye can´t adjust to heavy lighting situations...

 

[tony]

i thinks it´s not that good if this is a permanent state.. Because to much light can get into your eye and may reduce your vision.. I would be also concerned about the UV light.. i don´t know it it gets through the eyeball but it´s definetly not a good thing, if the eye can´t adjust to heavy lighting situations...

This was my initial thought on it as well, but I'm no doctor either. I imagine it can't be healthy for your eyes (or perhaps brain) for light to just flood in instead of being regulated by contraction/dilation of the iris.

Have you tried looking in a mirror and shining a light in your eye? Does it remain dilated?

I'd agree with Indoril, doctor may be the best bet.