There are many reasons for pupil non-reflex, such as nervous system disease, eye tissue injury or disease, drug action and so on. For example, bilateral pupil abnormalities can be caused by nervous system diseases, while unilateral pupil abnormalities can be caused by eye or anterior tissue damage. In addition, some drugs can also affect pupillary reflex, such as cocaine, atropine, tramadol and other drugs can cause pupillary reflex, which needs attention.
If no pupil reflex is found, you need to see a doctor as soon as possible to find out the cause and carry out effective treatment. If it is caused by nervous system diseases, it needs to be examined and treated by nervous system, and if it is caused by eye tissue damage, it needs to be examined and treated by ophthalmology. For drug-induced pupillary non-reflex, the dosage of drugs should be increased or other drugs should be used under the guidance of doctors. In a word, pupil non-reflex is a manifestation of eye health problems, which needs people's attention and timely and effective medical intervention to ensure eye health.