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Look into IIH, 5th or sixth nerve is affected, causes double vision. Diamox fixes my double vision. Before that I was using prism glasses.
by treeman79 6y ago
Look into IIH, 5th or sixth nerve is affected, causes double vision.
Diamox fixes my double vision. Before that I was using prism glasses.
- digdigdag 6y ago6th cranial nerve palsy is what got my vision. Unknown cause. I chanced it with strabismus surgery and it has really paid off for me.
- oulipo 6y agoHow did you know it was that? I've had a quite sudden change in vision (I used to be able to read without glasses or function daily without glasses, and in a matter of weeks or months I suddenly needed glasses all day, I'm 37) and it seems my astigmatism progressed, but not that much since before. I also had quite bad posture during the confinement and wonder if I could have pinched a nerve?
- treeman79 6y agoHard to say. Sudden Eye strain caM weaken the eyes. In my early 20s I tried to focus on something really hard. Then “owe” I couldn’t focus at all. Apparently I had needed glasss for years, and that was the final straw.
- fpgaminer 6y agoI'll definitely have my doctor take a look. Thank you. It's so hard to find information about possible causes for convergence insufficiency. All my Google diggings have come up with the usual information about treating it in children :/
- treeman79 6y agoI was referred to a child eye doctor, as apparently no one bothers with adults. Never made it due to covid. Diamox was almost an over night fix. That’s when I put it together. I had to dig like crazy to learn about cranial pressure and sixth nerve. Eye doctors were all clueless on it. Even Neurlogist mostly were.