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I have an orbital fracture and have diplopia on downward gaze which hasn't improved for over 3 weeks. is this normal?
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Not normal: If you have an orbital fracture and now you are seeing double (diplopia) then you probably have an entrapped eye muscle. You need to see an Ear/Nose/Throat doctor as soon as possible.
Answered 1/16/2016
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