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Suggest Better Treatment For Diplopia

Hi,
I am 28 years male.I have Diplopia in Aug'13.I had gone through Various tests like MRI Of Brain,CT scan,Doppler and many more..but evrything was normal.After some time(May'14) i felt slowness in my voice pitch. I also felt finger tremoring and two fingers get slightly bent.When i visited ENT,He told me that My left vocal cord get paralyzed.I am also taking medicine to control my hypertension.Can someone suggest me what to do as i am getting frustrated day by day.
Thanks in Advance
posted on Thu, 9 Apr 2015
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you have hypertension and some neurological signs. in your case you have all test but refraction and ocular muscle movement should be noted. cover test should be done. have to detect diplopia is uni-ocular or binocular. exclude amblyopia. paralyzed vocal chord is neurological must have developed hoarseness of voice.for it continue consultation with ent and neurologist.
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Suggest Better Treatment For Diplopia

you have hypertension and some neurological signs. in your case you have all test but refraction and ocular muscle movement should be noted. cover test should be done. have to detect diplopia is uni-ocular or binocular. exclude amblyopia. paralyzed vocal chord is neurological must have developed hoarseness of voice.for it continue consultation with ent and neurologist.