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Double vision by heroteo heroteo Posted Tue 01 Dec 2009 10:06pm Double vision in Parkinson’s is often caused by problems in moving the eyes and, in particular, by problems of tracking. ‘Tracking’ refers to the eyes moving in alignment... not move together in alignment. This can cause double vision. The problem of double vision is usually improved by anti-Parkinson’s medication. Resting the eyes when double Read on »

Double Vision by Jeff W. Medical Student

Posted Tue 03 Feb 2009 12:08am

1 Comment Double vision is an interesting thing. In Neuroscience we discussed double vision a bit — but referring to it with the technical term of diplopia. I won’t go into the cause of diplopia. A cursory search of the internet should lead you to some fairly good explanations. I wanted to share a few pictures I found on the Internet. It’s a sort of simulated Read on »

DOUBLE VISION by Dr. Martha Peaslee Levine Medical Doctor

Posted Thu 18 Dec 2008 7:20pm . So here are my thoughts. Often we have aspects of ourselves that we don’t especially like but which others see in a much different way. It’s kind of a double vision. Our view... but some kind of freaky aging thing. A double vision or double standard? When we offer compliments we want others to take them, not argue them away. But often we don’t react the same Read on »

Double Vision by Erin Posted Wed 14 Oct 2009 10:03pm My new favorite thing is matching outfits And I will dress them in them until they're old enough to say, ENOUGH, MOM. A long time ago, when I was two seconds pregnant, one of my best friends told me this: "isn't it hard to believe that before you know it, you'll be a family offour and you won't even remember what it feels like to ... Read on »

Double Vision: Badwater 2009 by Alene Nitzky Posted Tue 13 Oct 2009 10:06pm again to take more pictures along Artist's Drive. Then I drove back to the Las Vegas airport. When I go back to run Badwater again, I hope it will be to do a double. I want to go back and run Badwater again in 2011, but I'm not sure if I'll actually do the double so soon. If I don't do a double then, I'm making it my age 50 goal. When I was 40 Read on »

double Vision by derrick m. Healthy Living Professional

Posted Sat 24 Mar 2007 12:00am Fill my eyes with that double vision, no disguise for that double vision Ooh, when it gets through to me, its always new to me My double vision gets the best of me Been thinking a bunch about double vision recently. Or maybe, I mean perception, or was that misconception? MisPERceptions?? Well it often seems more beer goggly than Read on »

Double Vision – Multi Tasking with Video and TV by Medical Quack Patient Expert

Posted Tue 03 Mar 2009 3:10pm . "Go Double Vision" and you can click through the browser to your open applications and work seamlessly. Running on front of the browser… Running in front of Outlook… Running on the Desktop… http://www.godoublevision.com/ Technorati Tags: Double Vision, Television, Internet TV, Tablet PC, Hulu, Netflix, Video, CSI-NY, Multi tasking Read on »

Blurry Vision by Lesa Patient Expert

Posted Tue 26 Aug 2008 4:22pm Now I am dealing with blurred vision. What next I ask?? Started last night. My pupils seem extra dilated too. What the heck?? Going to tak a nap and see if it will disappear while I am sleeping! Never had a problem with my vision before. Veddy Strange! (Hey! Before I forget. If anyone has to have surgery with anesthesia ask Read on »

Blurry Vision by Monica O. Healthy Living Professional

Posted Mon 19 Oct 2009 10:07pm ! That Red Eye gave me blurry vision!! Last night my mom took Matt and I to Blizzberry – a self serve frozen yogurt place nearby. Frozen yogurt is actually my favorite dessert and I Read on »

Blurry Vision by Erinn .. Patient Expert

Posted Tue 27 Jan 2009 6:38pm "It is such a beautiful day again today", I thought as I drove past the familiar buildings. I was on my way home after running a few errands and I was tired, but better yet would be that the kids are tired, I thought. I checked my rear view mirror. "Yes! One down one to go." I made a left turn and I heard it, the familiar, distinctive ... Read on »