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Would my meds or scopolamine patch cause my eye to dilate ? Surgery was on Friday , dilation today

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Goin'naturalApr 5, 2016

So my right eye is dilated. Not my left , just the right. I took the scopolamine patch off yesterday and it was behind my right ear. I am wondering if it's a symptom? I have bad allergies and my sinuses always seem to get more stuffy on the right was well. I didn't take any pain or nausea mess since 3:30pm today for fear it could be causes it also? Has anyone else experienced this ?

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