Bilaterally large pupils that have developed acutely over the last month may have several causes. The first is that you may be getting some type of dilating drug in your eyes. You may also be getting a systemic medication that can have this side effect. Illegal drugs such as cocaine can also do this. There are some intrinsic eye disorders such as tonic pupils which tend to be benign. There are also systemic syndromes that can cause this such as hyperthyroid or hypersecretion of adrenal corticoids. Lastly, neurological conditions may be responsible but it is doubtful that you have a neurological condition causing both of your pupils to be significantly enlarged because you would likely have other very severe symptoms such as coma! Consult an Eye M.D. If you still don't get a satisfactory answer you can consult a neuroopthalmologist who is an Eye M.D. that specializes in neurological conditions that affect the eye.
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