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Encyclopedia > Double vision

Double vision may refer to:


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About double vision, diplopia, seeing double (563 words)
Double vision can be a symptom of many different visual conditions that affect children and adults, such as strabismus (eye turns: exotropia, esotropia, hypertropia), convergence insufficiency or visual conditions related to head injuries.
Bear in mind that the causes of the double vision are very likely still present and that loss of vision in one eye has probably occurred due to lack of treatment.
Although suppression of double vision can cause lazy eye, it is very important to understand that there are various causes and treatments for double vision and that crossed eyes and lazy eye are not the same condition.
Diplopia (Double Vision): Definition, Symptoms, and Treatment - Kellogg Eye Center (304 words)
Double and blurred vision are often thought to be the same, but they are not.
In double vision, two images are seen at the same time (one from each eye), creating understandable confusion for anyone who has it.
Treatment of double vision consists of eye exercises, surgical straightening of the eye or a combination of the two.
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