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Having double vision, sidetoside only, came on gradually. eye dr sent me to pcp for ctc, brain scan, heart scan all negative. what should my next tre?
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Follow up: Go back to the eye doctor who requested those tests. He should get the results of these tests and can determine the next step in evaluation and treatment. If he doesn't know what next, he should send you to someone who can help.
Answered 5/29/2016
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A retina specialist: or neuro-opthalmologist may be a next step but your doc will guide you. Peace and good health.
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