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Double vision related to myokymia?
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Rare: The superior oblique can twitch and cause rotation of the eye. Need to see a doctor about treatment.
Answered 8/20/2012
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Myokymia: Myokymia or involuntary twitching of the superior oblique muscle can caused episodic blur or double vision and can be treated. See your ophthalmologist to find out how.
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