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Old 04-08-2015, 09:47 PM #1
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Default Double vision increasing
Hey! So I have had intermittent double vision previously due to this mtbi but as of late I have noticed it's happening more often. I find if I relax my eyes they go double . I can also make everything double without crossing my eyes just by relaxing my gaze... Anyone had experience with this I see neuro optho next week or is this something I should get attention for sooner
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