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What causes double vision at near distances within a short time, there is no problem with eyesight the opthalmalogist says, could it be vascular probl?
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Or neurological?: Yes, or it could be neurological...If it recurs, go to see your doctor, preferably an internist or family practitioner. Good luck.
Answered 3/20/2018
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Palsy : A superior oblique palsy can cause this. The most common cause of a palsy is a micro vascular occlusion from diabetes or hypertension. Glasses and large difference in prescription between the two eyes may cause double also when looking down through the reading portion. If micro vascular it usually resolves within 3 months.
Answered 6/27/2018
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