Double Vision Causes and Treatment Urdu Hindi

#eyeproblames What Is Double Vision / Diplopia? Double vision, also called diplopia, is seeing two images of the same object. Diplopia can be monocular, meaning it occurs in one eye. The double vision continues even if the other eye is covered or you look in another direction. Binocular diplopia occurs when both eyes are open and is caused by a misalignment of the eyes, and disappears when one eye is covered. Your eye contains six muscles that receive signals from cranial nerves at the base of your brain. These nerves receive their blood supply from the basilar artery in the brain and from the carotid artery. If the blood supply is disrupted, the movement of certain eye muscles will be affected, resulting in differing symptoms of double vision (vertical double vision, horizontal double vision, misalignment of images, etc.), depending on which muscles are impacted. This is known as cranial nerve palsy. Prof Dr Manzoor Hussain Malik Consultant Ophthalmologist. Bahawalpur Punjab Pakistan