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attack and had good quantitative evidence of refractive status. A common feature of all reports is the onset of symptoms within a few days of commencing paroxetine. The Committee on the Safety of Medicines reports side­ effects possibly related to paroxetine as acute angle­ closure glaucoma, mydriasis and blurred vision (personal communication). Iris sphincter muscle in rabbits has been shown to possess receptors to serotonin which produces a relaxation of the constricted muscle in a dose-dependent manner.4 It is not inconceivable that the human sphincter pupillae has similar receptors, and hence the use of a SSRI could allow the local build-up of serotonin and hence mydriasis. To the authors' knowledge, this is the first reported case of a patient describing a clear association in time with the use of paroxetine on two separate occa:;;ions. Although mydriasis in overdose is noted, neither the British National Formulatory nor the data sheet for paroxetine cite glaucoma as a potential side-effect in susceptible patients. Perhaps the time has come for this to be addressed.

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