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the conditioncan causedouble vision in an older child or a loss of vision in a younger child
It is covered by health insurancecausesdouble vision in adults or poor vision in children
Age - related eye diseases such as macular degeneration and cataractscommonly causeimpaired vision and blindness in older adults
Age related eye - diseases such as cataracts and macular degenerationcommonly causeimpaired vision and blindness in older adults
Age - related eye diseases such as macular degeneration ( vision loss ) and cataractscommonly causeimpaired vision and blindness in older adults
such as macular degeneration and cataractscommonly causeimpaired vision and blindness in older adults
researchers Constance West and David Hunter concludedcould leadto eyestrain and double vision in many adults
that researchers Constance West and David Hunter concludedcould leadto eyestrain and double vision in many adults
the medicinemight causedouble vision problems
strabismus(passive) caused byDouble vision problems
a diseasecausesloss of vision in senior adults
Age - related eye diseases such as macular degeneration and cataracts are knownto causeblindness in older adults
age - related macular degeneration ( AMD ) , which is a common eye problemcan causeblindness in older adults
Age - related macular degeneration ( AMD ... a common eye problemcan causeblindness in older adults
Lesion of the trochlear nerve causes paralysis of the superior oblique muscle of the eyecausingdiplopia ( double vision
by weakness of the eye muscles(passive) caused byDiplopia Double vision
the eyes from age - related eye ... issuesmay causeblindness in older adults
a common eye problemcan causeblindness in older adults
a common eye problemcan causeblindness in older adults .
Damage to the oculomotor nerve ( III ) , such as from a palsycan causedouble vision ( diplopia
macular degeneration , a conditioncan causeblindness in older adults
The eyes may be involvedcausingdouble vision in the individual
by an extra - ocular muscle palsy(passive) caused bydouble vision ( diplopia
an extra - ocular muscle palsy(passive) caused bydouble vision ( diplopia
convergence insufficiency , where the eyes do not converge as well as they should(passive) may be caused byIntermittent double vision diplopia
an imbalance of the eye muscle movements(passive) is caused byDouble vision ( diplopia
by an extraocular muscle palsy(passive) caused bydouble vision ( diplopia
Damage to the oculomotor nerve ( IIIcan causedouble vision ( diplopia
a conditioncan causeblindness in older adults
the eyes ... issuescould causeblindness in older adults
Damage to the peripheral part of the abducens nervewill causedouble vision ( diplopia
age - related macular degenerationcausesblindness in older adults
an eye that is not in alignment with the other eye(passive) is usually caused byDouble vision , diplopia
a major discovery ... age - related macular degenerationcausesblindness in older adults
a major move ... age - related macular degenerationcausesblindness in older adults
the eyecausingdouble vision ( diplopia
age - related macular degeneration ( AMD ) , a conditioncausesvision loss in older adults
Macular degeneration , or age - related macular degeneration ( AMDcausesvision loss in older adults
macular degeneration , a conditioncausesvision loss in older adults
Paralysis of the nervecausesdiplopia ( double vision
cloudiness in the eyescausescloudiness in the eyes
the patient to see two images of one objectcausesthe patient to see two images of one object
the patient to see two images of one objectcausesthe patient to see two images of one object
a person to see two images where there should only be onecausesa person to see two images where there should only be one
the patient to see two images of one objectcausesthe patient to see two images of one object
a person to see two images of the same object some or all of the timecausesa person to see two images of the same object some or all of the time
a person to see two images of a single objectcausesa person to see two images of a single object
one to see an object in two different places at the same timecausesone to see an object in two different places at the same time
one to see an object in two different places at the same timecausesone to see an object in two different places at the same time
a person to see two images overlapping each othercausesa person to see two images overlapping each other
a person to actually see two images of a single object or itemcausesa person to actually see two images of a single object or item
oftencan ... resultoften
to double vision in one eyemay leadto double vision in one eye
to my inabilitycontributedto my inability
things to appear twice , either side by side or overlappingcausesthings to appear twice , either side by side or overlapping
double vision in one eyemay causedouble vision in one eye
from eye misalignmentresultsfrom eye misalignment
damage to the optic nerve that carries information from the eye to the braincausedamage to the optic nerve that carries information from the eye to the brain
the problemoften causesthe problem
in a loss of vision in the center of the visual field due to damage to the retinaresultsin a loss of vision in the center of the visual field due to damage to the retina
oftenresultsoften
from impairment in any part of the vision system , including the cornea , eye muscles , lens , nerves , or the braincan resultfrom impairment in any part of the vision system , including the cornea , eye muscles , lens , nerves , or the brain
compression on the visual pathway ( retina , optic nerve , etccan causecompression on the visual pathway ( retina , optic nerve , etc
an immediate eye examshould promptan immediate eye exam
from paralysis of eye musclesresultingfrom paralysis of eye muscles
from compression of the nerves in the adjacent cavernous sinus that control the eye musclesresultsfrom compression of the nerves in the adjacent cavernous sinus that control the eye muscles
from compression of the nerves in the adjacent cavernous sinus that control the eye musclesresultsfrom compression of the nerves in the adjacent cavernous sinus that control the eye muscles
in the eye or in the braincan originatein the eye or in the brain
from damage to the eyes , eye muscles , or portions of the brainmay resultfrom damage to the eyes , eye muscles , or portions of the brain
from lazy eye ( amblyopiaresultsfrom lazy eye ( amblyopia
to amblyopia in that eyecan ... leadto amblyopia in that eye
over and under acting eye musclescausedover and under acting eye muscles
by over and under acting eye musclescausedby over and under acting eye muscles
from trouble with the eye itself ... such as due to a cataractresultsfrom trouble with the eye itself ... such as due to a cataract
disruptions in balance , movement and reading abilitycan ... causedisruptions in balance , movement and reading ability
to the brain suppressing the image of one eyecan ... leadto the brain suppressing the image of one eye
from compression of the nerves in the adjacent cavernous sinus that control the eye musclesresultsfrom compression of the nerves in the adjacent cavernous sinus that control the eye muscles
from lens problemsresultingfrom lens problems
to eye strain , headaches , and attention problems , and frustrationcan leadto eye strain , headaches , and attention problems , and frustration
to seepromptedto see