👁️ Most of us notice our eyes only when we get red, itchy, or tired. But if you look closely in the mirror, the shape of your pupils may tell you more than you expect. While pupil changes can be harmless, in some cases they reflect deeper conditions.
Here’s a breakdown of the most common shapes and what they might mean:
1. Round Pupils (Normal)
The most common and expected shape.
Respond well to light (shrinking in bright light, widening in darkness).
Generally suggests healthy eye and nervous system function.
👉 If your pupils look like this, you’re likely within the “normal” range.
2. Oval Pupils
