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What is diplopia?

Diplopia, also called double vision, is an eye condition in which the images perceived by the eyes are not processed in the brain as a single spatial image, and instead, the brain sees two images. Depending on its origin, it can be of two types:


In terms of symptoms, diplopia can be categorised as:


What are the symptoms of diplopia?

Apart from double vision, other symptoms can include:


What causes diplopia?

There are many things which can cause diplopia, including:


Can diplopia be prevented?

Some causes of diplopia can be prevented, for example, by using the seatbelt in the car to avoid trauma, or by putting on glasses and head protection during any sporting activity or at work, if necessary. In addition, people with diabetes can lower the risk by controlling their blood sugar level.

What is the treatment for diplopia?

The treatment will depend on the causes of the disease, so it is important to first come to a definitive diagnosis through thorough eye testing and in some cases, blood tests or scans. Treatment may include medication or surgery to correct damage to the eye. If the double vision cannot be fully cured, you will be prescribed special glasses to improve your vision.