During an eye exam, it may be necessary to dilate the patient’s pupil.
Why is it necessary?
To know the state of the retina and other elements in the eye that can’t be seen otherwise, such as the optic nerve.
To know the state of the retina and other elements in the eye that can’t be seen otherwise, such as the optic nerve.
The eye drops used in this procedure widen the pupils, letting more light in.The need of this exam depends on:
AgeThe patient’s general health stateThe risk of suffering eye diseases.Did you know this?
