Please help eye doctor can't find anything wrong with my eye?!


Question: Please help eye doctor can't find anything wrong with my eye?
I have been seeing double for the last 2 years and the doubling of my vision only happens in dim light and never in a well lit area. It can also appear as triple or multiple vision in both of my eyes (But again only in dim lights or when there's a light object with a dark backround). Also i have been seeing halos and glares but i didn't know when they started. One last thing is that my vision is cloudy when i'm looking at a light source and the cloudiness moves along the light source as i move my eyes. I have been to the eye doctor twice and found nothing wrong with my eyes. Everything else is ok with my eye. I have 20/20 vision and no other health problems. And i don't stress my eyes out and also i get enough sleep. Can anyone please tell me what might be causing my vision problems and the doctor said it can't be cataracts. I'm only 15.
I am not stoned or hallucinating. Please help. No one else can help me =(

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I wonder if you may have some slight early cataract formation. This could cause your symptoms and an inexperienced eye doctor might overlook it. Go to another eye doctor for a second opinion.

Me. I am an optometric physician.



Double vision at nighttime but normal vision during daylight?

Well if your eyes aren't able to point in the right direction then it can be ONE of the causes of double vision.

When you walk at night do you feel less relaxed than at daytime? its a good idea to ensure you dont alarm yourself unnecessarily. So if you know your eyes can turn and move effortless (without any difficulty) then that might rule out eye muscle issues. At nighttime pepole usually use their peripheral vision more because the central part of vision is less effective in dimly lit surroundings Do you have issues with everything appearing too dark? Do you think everything appears darker than for others? that might be worth asking about.

The cloudiness of vision sounded strange. If you are researching it try focusing on that as well as the double vision aspect.

Nowadays websites are very clever and can help diagnose many conditions. (But obviously talking to someone face to face will always be more effective.)
You can try putting in your symptoms and see if any results are worth investigating:

http://www.webmd.com/

Also dont restrict yourself to the opinion of one professional. Try to find someone who may be able to give an alternative diagnosis. This is because you cant expect just one person to be able to diagnose ALL medical problems out there.




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