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Can high blood pressure cause double vision?. I ve been diagnosed with 4th nerve palsy on my right eye. Blood pressure seems to have jumped to 160 s over 90 s from 130 over 80 wHich it has been at for the last 8 years or so. MRI showed nothing abnormal.
Welcome and thanks for the consult. I appreciate your concerns. I have reviewed your query about double vision and high blood pressure relationship.
High blood pressure can cause damage to the blood vessels of eye. It may affect vision. Double vision although less likely but may be a consequence of longstanding uncontrolled high blood pressure. 4th nerve (superior oblique muscles of the eye) palsy can also contribute to the vision issues.
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Can High Blood Pressure Cause Double Vision?
Welcome and thanks for the consult. I appreciate your concerns. I have reviewed your query about double vision and high blood pressure relationship. High blood pressure can cause damage to the blood vessels of eye. It may affect vision. Double vision although less likely but may be a consequence of longstanding uncontrolled high blood pressure. 4th nerve (superior oblique muscles of the eye) palsy can also contribute to the vision issues. Hope it helps. Ask for more if you have doubts or questions. My direct and quick link is: tinyurl.com/drhanifmd Regards!