Hello Ji,
If you're suffering from diplopia (double vision), it’s important to identify the underlying cause, as treatment depends on what's triggering it.
Weakness or misalignment of eye muscles (strabismus)
Nerve palsy affecting eye movement
Brain conditions (like stroke, tumour, or aneurysm)
Uncontrolled diabetes or thyroid eye disease
Trauma or injury to the eye socket
Consult an ophthalmologist or neuro-ophthalmologist. They will perform detailed eye movement tests and possibly recommend an MRI or CT scan.
Treatment options include:
Eye exercises or prism glasses to manage muscle imbalance
Control of underlying diseases like thyroid or diabetes
Botox injections or surgery in some cases
Help you connect with the right eye or neuro specialist
Assist with appointments, second opinions, and financing options, if applicable
Guide you if imaging or surgery is recommended
Please don’t delay—early diagnosis can often prevent long-term complications.
Wishing you clarity and a quick recovery!