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Had severe headache for 2-3 days, then he lost vision of one eye, later vision had come back but he sees 2 things with one eye and reduced vision of 2nd eye he can move his eyeball vertically but not horizontally.We consulted with 2 opthals, one suggested angiography operation and 2nd tld his eye is paralysed. Confused
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Hello...cause of decreased vision followed by diplopia suggests problem in brain followed by paralysis of ur sixth nerve...
I suggest MRI brain ...Fasting blood sugar level..BP...serum lipid profile
.....regarding sixth nerve palsy (cause of double vision) will resolve on its own within 6 months in majority of cases.....can u forward me reports of both ophthalmologist so that i can see their findings
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Dr. Swathi S Aithal
Family and Community Medicine Specialist
9 yrs exp
Bangalore
Hello..
Well its difficult to suggest without examining.. But by the way you are saying history I believe you require an ophthalmologist as well a neurologist opinion... Need to evaluate If there are any other symptoms ..please get evaluated and so not delah
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