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Help please! i don't know why when looking at a screen everything looks tilted?
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See a doctor: There are many possible causes of this, including eye muscle weakness or dizziness from various sources. I would suggest seeing your primary care provider to evaluate further and possibly an eye doctor.
Answered 7/1/2014
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