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I had slight double vision while driving after dark last night and i'm wondering if low blood pressure could have been a contributing factor?
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Could be: certainly could be. Monitor your blood pressure over the next few days, drink plenty of fluids, and if the double vision comes back you should have evaluation with your primary doc.
Answered 11/28/2017
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