Diplopia

Diplopia, monocular: Double vision (diplopia) in only one eye. The double vision persists when the other eye is covered.
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DIPLOPIA: Double vision.
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Double vision (diplopia), usually in one eye. Some people describe this as "ghosting" around an object, rather than a doubling.
New astigmatism.
Overcorrection or undercorrection.
Regression.
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Symptoms involving the eye (ocular symptoms) include double vision (diplopia), especially when not gazing straight ahead, and difficulty raising the eyelids (ptosis). A person with ptosis may need to tilt their head back to see.
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Crossed eyes (strabismus) - Children with crossed eyes often have double vision (diplopia) when they use both eyes at the same time. To prevent this, a child may consistently focus with one eye more than the other.
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Complications include bleeding under the retina or into the vitreous cavity, glaucoma, and sometimes scarring on the surface of the eye that can lead to problems with the muscles that control eye movements. This can cause double vision (diplopia) ...
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with carbamazepine is extensive, but use of this drug is limited in the cancer population because of concern that it causes bone marrow suppression, in particular leukopenia. Other common adverse effects include nystagmus, dizziness, diplopia, ...
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