What causes double vision in dim light but not in broad daylight.?!
Question: What causes double vision in dim light but not in broad daylight.?
Answers:
You probably have astigmatism. This is an eye condition that will cause the slight double vision. I have it too and it sucks, but you survive. I wear glasses for it, but some can use contacts.
Astigmatism. That is when you see light differently. Rather than your cornea being shaped like a basketball, it's more football shaped causing like to be refracted at two points verses one making lights appear to be starish. I have it!!
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If you spend a lot of time on the computer, watching TV, reading and/or doing other close work you could be suffering from eye strain. Symptom of eye strain include, but are not limited to, blurry and/or double vision and auras which appear to cloud vision. Eye strain is a temporary condition that is relieved by eliminating or reducing the cause. In other words, if you reduce the time you spend on the computer, watching TV etc. your eye strain should diminish.
Most people see halos or auras when looking at a bright light source, like a neon light bulb. You may even continue to see the aura for a few minutes after you look away from the the light source. It is normal.