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Double Vision At Night
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What causes double vision while driving at night?
See eye doctor.: There are many possible reason. You need to see an eye doctor and be examined. ...Read more
Vision (Definition)
Vision is a feature of a person's brain that allows him to see. He must have normal eyes, optic nerves (that stretch from the eyes to the back of his brain), and visual cortex (the vision center in the brain), in order to see properly. An ophthalmologist is a ...Read more
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What causes double stacked vision only at night?
Double vision: The most common cause of double vision is misaligned eyes. Misalignment that causes "stacked" vision is less common, and should be evaluated by an ophthalmologist. ...Read more
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Night blindness in one eye at night. Whats up?
Depends: All depend on the cause of your blindness.Some are trasient or temporary.Others are permanent.See an experienced ophthamolosist. ...Read more
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Stars in field of vision when walking at night?
Vision: Are the stars arounds lights? Or are they in the sky? If they encompass lights, and occur when out and about at night, driving, walking or whatever, this is likely related to a visual problem called astigmatism. The best way to diagnose what is happening is to see your optometrist/ophthalmologist group for an eye exam, history and physical. ...Read more
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How do anti-glare night vision glasses help with difficulty driving at night?
Less light scatter: Glare is caused by scattering of light before it enters the eye. Anti-glare lenses filter certain wave lengths of light, resulting in a more uniform beam of light entering the eye. Yellow or amber tints are best. ...Read more
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Vision loss in one eye getting worse. Blurring, floaters, night driving problems?
Floaters: It sounds as if you have had a posterior vitreous detachment. This is a situation where the vitreous(jelly) of the eye detaches (not a retinal detachment), it then "crumples" up leaving dots, spots, strands of blurry vitreous; i.e. The "floater". You should have an exam to ensure the incident did not tear the retina, which could lead to a retinal detachment. ...Read more
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Slight double vision when driving tired late at night. What is that?
Mild muscle weakness: Most common explanation would be a slight misalignment of the eyes when tired. This kind of double vision should go away when you close either eye. Other possible causes would not go away when one eye is closed. A type of glasses lens called prism may be able to help this symptom. You should be seen by an eye md for diagnosis and treatment recommendations. ...Read more
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Halos and double vision when looking at lights, what to do?
See ophthalmomogist: You are describing an eye disorder. You should see an ophthalmologist. ...Read more
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I'm seeing glare, halos, and starbursts around objects at night. Help?
See ophthalmologist: It is impossible to diagnose why you are seeing halos around objects at night without doing a complete eye exam. Could be many reasons such as a refractive error or early cataracts...... Please go see an ophthalmologist for a complete eye exam. ...Read more
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Glare around street and headlights at night mean cataracts, right?
Night glare: Glare around street lights (like in a fog) and there is no clouded glassses, windshield etc could mean your difficulty is cataract. Occassionally, it can be caused by poorly fitted glasses, elevated eye pressure, dry eyes, fluctuations of blood sugar levels. So, more to think on than just cataracts, right? See your eye care provider so you know for sure. ...Read more
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Strange eyesight distortions. Halos around lights when at night?
Many possible causes: Best go have this checked out. Could be an optical cause, needing glasses, or be caused by edema (swelling) of cornea. Could also be from cataract even in younger people with certain diseases. ...Read more
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How do antiglare night vision glasses aid people who have difficulty driving at night?
By: Reducing the amount of glare caused by the glasses themselves. Also helpful is keeping the windshield really clean. ...Read more
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Weird change in vision? Big fields of floaters at night.
Make an appt: This needs to be evaluated urgently, could be related to bleeding in the eye or a tear in the retina. Other causes are also possible, but this symptom needs a dilated exam to evaluate further. ...Read more
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Does driving at night affect my eye sight?
Driving: Not really. Some people will notice that their eyes will dry during prolonged driving. If so, use some artificial tears such as theratears for temporary relief. Take a break every hour or two and walk around at a rest stop if your eyes feel tired. Do not point the air vents toward your eyes, since they will dry out. ...Read more
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Are halos and night glares worse after lasik?
Not typically: Older lasik tratments occasionally caused glare and halos at night (although not usually worse than what one would have experienced with contact lenses). Newer treatments significantly decrease the risk of these annoying symptoms. Just remember, lasik is meant to decrease your need for glasses, and may not necessarily decrease the amount of nighttime glare that you experience. ...Read more
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Computer screen becomes fuzzy late at night? Eye problem?
Don't overuse: Excessive staring at a computer screen will result in severe fatigue and blurring of vision. Shorten exposure times, use melanin filtered reading lenses, avoid over-bright screens should help. Keeping eyes rested and moisturized is helpful in reducing symptoms of severe eyestrain. ...Read more
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Had visual migraine 6 days later developed eye floaters after, seeing halos and comets and starbursts around lights at night rainbow ring around light?
Examination time: You need to make an appointment with an ophthalmologist for a dilated examination. You may have had a classic migraine, but the onset of spots/floaters could mean something different, like a retinal tear, vitreous detachment, or some other ocular issue. The starbursts & halos could be a refractive error, cataract, dry eyes or other. Bottom line is an examination to diagnose your symptoms. ...Read more
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Do anti-glare night vision glasses help people who have difficulty driving at night?
Yes: If properly prescribed and made they will help with night vision issues. See your eye doctor for further info. Good luck! ...Read more
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Are halos and night glares always worse after lasik?
No: No. Glare and haloes are usually about the same after surgery. Some will note improvement while a few may notice some increase. After surgery during healing process, some temporary increase in glare and haloes is normal. ...Read more
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How do you get rid of double vision at night?
Possible cataract.: If you are experiencing what you describe as "double vision" only at night, especially when looking at headlights you are more than likely sufferring from "tmb." this stands for "too many birthdays." you are more than likely of an age where you might have aging cataracts in one or both eyes. The reflection of oncoming headlights off of the cataract can result in the symptoms that you describe. ...Read more
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When two separate images which are displaced in space are perceived at the same time due to a ...Read more
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