Binocular vs. Monocular Diplopia

[@DMLWSHR]

Im not sure if my situation is considered Diplopia or not, but when I focus on something, I can see it double unless the object is moving. It happens with intention, and I can control it. Is that considered diplopia??

[@MarqueeTumbelaka]

Same with me

[@dikia426]

I don't think it counts because that has to do with how we're stretching some muscles in the eye (hence the control part)

[@elyasuaral]

i have monocular double vision , what to do?

[@NapoleonBONAPARTE-r6o]

Same here i have it like 5 years it got worse every day , i had no touch surgery 6 months ago but that didnt help either neurology retina and cornea is clear i think the problem is because of the eye lens. Are you looking to laptop phone screen to much? how is it now

[@elyasuaral]

@@NapoleonBONAPARTE-r6o yes with phone and laptop its so hard to work because they are the light sources and i see lights more than 2 or 3 !! I see moon more than 3 for instance

[@NapoleonBONAPARTE-r6o]

Im replying but its not visible

[@pubgmobileclashroyale4725]

​​@@elyasuaralhi guys , it is same with me too, do you guys have also sensitivity to bright light and low ability to see? My eyes were 4 years ago -0.5 and know prob -2.0 or -2.5 , very terrible

[@elyasuaral]

@@pubgmobileclashroyale4725 yes

[@quinnysworld1086]

Really good although you were going really fast. Very informative. Thanks

[@dr.mahendramediclife4922]

Yaa

[@hakdog9224]

I Learned A Lot Thanks ❤❤❤❤❤

[@silaslongshot941]

Have monocular diplopia in right eye from ptosis induced astigmatism (in my opinion) and cataracts (to be removed shortly). Will the preliminary exam for the new implanted lenses be able to get the Rx correctly going thru the ptosis induced 'wrinkle' of the astigmatism? Or will that astigmatism go away after ptosis corrective eyelid surgery no longer has the eyelid drooping across the field of vision causing the wrinkle? And if the implanted lenses were compensating for the "temporary" astigmatism that fades away after the ptosis surgery, where does that leave me with wrong Rx for the lenses?

[@darkfoxjj]

monocular diplopia in BOTH eyes.... is bilateral monocular diplopia. Does not resolve when covering either eye.

[@robnelson9820]

Excellent, succinct presentation!