Understanding Monocular Diplopia: Causes and Solutions for Eye Strain
Monocular diplopia Hello doctor, recently when I look at the computer, my left eye sees a faint layer floating above brighter objects, whether they are white text or black backgrounds. This is not as noticeable when looking at other items. I visited an ophthalmologist who said it...
Dr. Gao Pilin Reply:
Hello: Based on the symptoms you described, it is likely that your eyes are experiencing fatigue and strain from prolonged use. When you focus on a screen or other objects for an extended period, the muscles in your eyes can become tense, leading to fatigue and blurred vision. Mo...[Read More] Understanding Monocular Diplopia: Causes and Solutions for Eye Strain
Understanding Intermittent Diplopia: Challenges with Mid-Distance Vision
Intermediate diplopia When looking at objects at a medium distance with both eyes, I see two images. There are no issues when looking at near or far objects, but at medium distance, I see 123 4567 8910.
Dr. He Jianxian Reply:
Your condition may be due to an inappropriate prescription for your glasses, causing focusing issues, or it could be related to a problem with the visual axis of both eyes. The first step would be to consider adjusting your glasses prescription. If that does not help, you may nee...[Read More] Understanding Intermittent Diplopia: Challenges with Mid-Distance Vision
Understanding Diplopia and Its Connection to Occipital Lobe Damage
Diplopia in both eyes occurs within approximately 1.5 to 2 centimeters, but outside of that range, it does not happen. There may be damage to the left occipital lobe? If the stabbing pain in the back of the left ear is caused by the left occipital lobe, which specialty should be ...
Dr. Gao Pilin Reply:
Hello: If you suspect that damage to the left occipital lobe is causing visual problems, it is advisable to consult a neurologist or an ophthalmologist. Your symptoms may be related to other factors, such as vision issues or ocular motility disorders. A physician's evaluatio...[Read More] Understanding Diplopia and Its Connection to Occipital Lobe Damage
Understanding Astigmatism: Double Vision and Monocular Suppression
Astigmatism issues? If one eye has astigmatism, it can cause double vision, or diplopia. However, it may also lead to monocular suppression, where the brain ignores the visual input from the astigmatic eye. When using only the affected eye, double vision may be experienced, but w...
Dr. Gao Pilin Reply:
Hello: When you look with one eye, you may see double vision or a blurred image, but when you use both eyes, the coordination between them usually eliminates the double vision. However, if your astigmatism is severe, you may still experience double vision.[Read More] Understanding Astigmatism: Double Vision and Monocular Suppression
Understanding Blurred Vision in One Eye: Causes and Concerns
Unilateral blurred vision? Hello, doctor. In the past two days, I have noticed that one eye has blurred vision and diplopia. When I am not wearing my glasses, I see light spreading out in a circular pattern. The other eye is normal. I currently have elevated intraocular pressure ...
Dr. Gao Pilin Reply:
Hello: If you have elevated intraocular pressure along with blurred vision in one eye, double vision, and light appearing to scatter in a circular pattern, this may be due to corneal edema caused by high eye pressure. It is advisable to seek medical attention promptly for an exam...[Read More] Understanding Blurred Vision in One Eye: Causes and Concerns
Understanding Diplopia: Causes, Symptoms, and Treatment Options
Binocular disparity Hello, Doctor. I have some questions I would like to ask you: My vision has generally been quite good, with my left eye consistently at 1.2 and my right eye somewhat worse at about 1.0. However, I recently noticed that my right eye has become significantly blu...
Dr. Gao Pilin Reply:
Hello: Please visit an ophthalmologist for an examination; you may need a prescription. It's important to get checked to determine the cause.[Read More] Understanding Diplopia: Causes, Symptoms, and Treatment Options
Is Progressive Multifocal Glasses Suitable for Young Adults with Hidden Exotropia?
I have latent exotropia; is it suitable for me to wear progressive multifocal glasses? Hello, doctor. I am about to get new glasses, and the optometrist told me that "progressive multifocal lenses" have multiple prescriptions in one lens, allowing for both near and dist...
Dr. Liang Ce Reply:
It is recommended that you seek medical consultation. Thank you, and wish you good health![Read More] Is Progressive Multifocal Glasses Suitable for Young Adults with Hidden Exotropia?
Understanding Double Vision and Astigmatism: Common Questions Answered
Diplopia Astigmatism Hello Doctor, I would like to ask a few questions. My diplopia is caused by astigmatism. 1. Initially, I had astigmatism (diplopia) in my left eye, while my right eye was unaffected. When I close my right eye and watch television, I see a significant double...
Dr. Cai Wenyuan Reply:
It is likely a phenomenon of astigmatism; it is recommended to seek medical examination.[Read More] Understanding Double Vision and Astigmatism: Common Questions Answered
Understanding Astigmatism: Why Double Vision Occurs and Its Effects
Ghosting Astigmatism Hello Doctor, I would like to ask a few questions. My diplopia is caused by astigmatism. 1. Initially, I had astigmatism (diplopia) in my left eye, while my right eye was unaffected. When I close my right eye and watch TV, I see a noticeable double image (l...
Dr. Gao Pilin Reply:
Hello: 1. It is possible that your dominant eye is the right eye, so when you look with your right eye, you may overlook this phenomenon. 2. Due to optical properties, the farther away the distance, the greater the separation of the overlapping images, which is normal.[Read More] Understanding Astigmatism: Why Double Vision Occurs and Its Effects
Understanding Orbital Floor Fractures: Risks and Treatment Options
Orbital floor fracture I would like to ask about a recent injury to my right eye, which was diagnosed as an orbital floor fracture. However, one week later, I only have mild diplopia that does not affect my daily life. If I choose conservative treatment without surgery, will the ...
Dr. Gao Pilin Reply:
Hello: This requires an evaluation by an ophthalmologist before a decision can be made. It has only been a week, and sometimes the symptoms of enophthalmos may become more pronounced after two weeks. If surgery is not performed now, conservative observation can be chosen, and if ...[Read More] Understanding Orbital Floor Fractures: Risks and Treatment Options
Understanding and Treating Monocular Diplopia: Causes and Solutions
Monocular diplopia Doctor, I have double vision in my right eye. When I look with both eyes, the double vision becomes more pronounced the farther away I look. Is this condition treatable?
Dr. Gao Pilin Reply:
Hello: Monocular diplopia is likely due to refractive errors, particularly astigmatism. Other possible causes include corneal disorders, cataracts, lens dislocation, iris atrophy, and vitreoretinal diseases. It is recommended that you visit an ophthalmologist for an examination t...[Read More] Understanding and Treating Monocular Diplopia: Causes and Solutions
Understanding Monocular Diplopia: Causes and Next Steps
Monocular diplopia Hello doctor, I recently visited three or four medical institutions, including Cheng Kung University and clinics, but they couldn't determine the cause of my double vision in the left eye. When I look with my left eye alone, I experience double vision, and...
Dr. Gao Pilin Reply:
Hello: Monocular diplopia is likely not a neurological issue, but rather a refractive error, particularly astigmatism. Other potential causes include corneal disorders, cataracts, lens dislocation, iris atrophy, and vitreoretinal diseases. I recommend consulting with your examini...[Read More] Understanding Monocular Diplopia: Causes and Next Steps
Understanding the Third Cranial Nerve: Treatment Options and Insights
The third pair of optic nerves? Doctor, thank you. Personally, I believe that given her age and the location and size of the brain tumor, I would be very satisfied if she can undergo surgery safely. However, the elderly person is unwilling to listen to the attending physician...
Dr. Gao Pilin Reply:
Hello: Regardless of the type of nerve, if there is damage, it must rely on its own slow recovery (which may not be possible). There are no methods to activate it. Diplopia is caused by nerve damage, leading to a lack of coordination in the extraocular muscles (the muscles that c...[Read More] Understanding the Third Cranial Nerve: Treatment Options and Insights
Understanding Diplopia: Causes and Solutions for Double Vision
Eye problems Hello, Dr. Gao. My father is 76 years old and currently sees one object as two, but his vision is normal when using one eye. This phenomenon has been occurring for almost a year. He has undergone examinations at Kaohsiung Medical University, including evaluations by ...
Dr. Gao Pilin Reply:
Hello JoJo: This is likely diplopia, which is caused by a lack of coordination in the extraocular muscles. It may be due to a temporary issue with a small blood vessel or nerve somewhere. If the examination shows no problems, allow it to gradually heal on its own; it may slowly i...[Read More] Understanding Diplopia: Causes and Solutions for Double Vision
Post-Surgery Double Vision: Rehabilitation Tips and Insights
Postoperative diplopia rehabilitation recommendations? Dear Doctor, Since undergoing brain tumor resection surgery last June, I have experienced significant and persistent diplopia. When I reported this sequela to my original surgeon during a follow-up visit, the doctor respond...
Dr. Gao Pilin Reply:
Hello Zolt: Waiting for complete recovery is necessary to ensure stability before determining the final degree of strabismus. If we proceed too early, it may lead to overcorrection. This will not delay the recovery process; it is an essential waiting period.[Read More] Post-Surgery Double Vision: Rehabilitation Tips and Insights
Understanding Double Vision: Is It Caused by Eyelid Gland Inflammation or Eye Strain?
Overlapping images Hello, doctor. My right eye has a vision of 1.5 with astigmatism of 50 degrees, and my left eye has a vision of 1.2 with astigmatism of 25 degrees. I have been experiencing double vision for about five years. In the past, it would occur when my eyes were strain...
Dr. Gao Pilin Reply:
Hello Ms. Chen: When you are fatigued, you may experience overlapping images, which could be caused by strabismus. It is advisable to consciously focus your eyes straight ahead. When your eyes are fatigued, strabismus can lead to diplopia. Please refer to: https://bit.ly/3arCZEx[Read More] Understanding Double Vision: Is It Caused by Eyelid Gland Inflammation or Eye Strain?
Understanding Diplopia After Brain Hemorrhage: Eye Coordination Issues
Diplopia due to cerebral hemorrhage? Hello Doctor: I previously asked a question and mentioned that when looking in the mirror, my right eye appeared to be more inward. Over the past few days, I have been covering my left eye and noticed that when I cover my left eye, my right ey...
Dr. Gao Pilin Reply:
Hello, Yoyo: If you do not cover your left eye, you will use your left eye for vision, which is in the correct position, while the right eye has a nerve injury affecting its ability to move outward. Therefore, the right eye cannot align properly. However, if you cover your left e...[Read More] Understanding Diplopia After Brain Hemorrhage: Eye Coordination Issues
Improving Double Vision After Brain Hemorrhage: Tips and Techniques
Diplopia due to cerebral hemorrhage? Hello, Doctor. I am 181803. I have been undergoing acupuncture for my diplopia to enhance nerve recovery. I would like to ask if there are any other recommendations besides acupuncture that could aid in my recovery, such as eye exercises? The ...
Dr. Gao Pilin Reply:
Hello, Yoyo: The recovery of the nerves may follow the recommendations of the neurosurgeon. Since the goal is to train the right eye, you will be instructed to cover the left eye. Alternating the eye coverings is not meaningful, as there is no need to train the left eye. Therefor...[Read More] Improving Double Vision After Brain Hemorrhage: Tips and Techniques
Understanding Diplopia After Subarachnoid Hemorrhage: Recovery Insights
Diplopia caused by cerebral hemorrhage? Hello Doctor: In late March, I experienced a brain hemorrhage (subarachnoid hemorrhage) due to a ruptured aneurysm, which led to double vision in both eyes. At that time, I discovered that my right eye could not abduct. The attending physic...
Dr. Gao Pilin Reply:
Hello Yoyo: You mentioned that the right eye is more inward, which may indicate that the abducens nerve has not fully recovered yet, so there is still diplopia. It may take some more time to observe.[Read More] Understanding Diplopia After Subarachnoid Hemorrhage: Recovery Insights
Addressing Diplopia and Eye Deformity After Orbital Fracture Surgery
The inward deviation of the right eye is causing double vision issues? Hello Doctor: My 21-year-old child fell from the fourth floor on January 2, 2022, resulting in facial fractures, particularly in the right orbital floor, leading to enophthalmos in the right eye. After undergo...
Dr. Liang Ce Reply:
It is advisable for you to discuss the above situation further with your attending physician to determine if any additional examinations are necessary. Thank you, and wishing you good health![Read More] Addressing Diplopia and Eye Deformity After Orbital Fracture Surgery