What causes someone to get double vision all the time?I splash my face and put drops in my eyes constantly?
546557
you need to go to a doctor.  double vision could be a bad symptom of something.
104199
maybe you have accidently sctratched the iris of your eye. perhaps a trip to the opticians would be a good idea.
839426
It sounds like floaters.  If it is, then you have nothing to worry about.  Usually you'll notice them if you are looking at a white board or the sky.  Some people have lots, some people have a few, and some people never notice them.\n\nIf you're interested, floaters are caused from protein clumps in the jelly ("vitreous" in fancy talk) on the inside of your eye.  As you move your eyes, they slosh around and cast a shadow on your retina, which is what you can see.  If you hold your eyes really still, you'll notice they slow down and eventually disappear.\n\nAnother thing that is a possibility are "ocular migraines."  I would recommend that you get your eyes checked by your family eye doctor just to be on the safe side.
1124090
it might be the botox, or not. \n\nyou should see a doctor or eye specialist fast.
96817
I have a reoccurring nightmare that I have dropped my glasses and I am in serious trouble and I can't see to help or protect myself. The funny thing is that I wear contacts 99% of the time. In one dream I made it back to my car and tried to drive away and ran over someone because I couldn't see them. I think it is an inferiority complex because my vision is something out of my control.
803967
Its probably just a habit now.  The only concern would be developing a lazy eye...the one that is not being used.  You should try to force yourself to use the other...and maybe you are not using it for a reason...i.e. you can't see well out of it...so see an eye Dr.
192842
its temporary\nbut if you wore goggles it could be avoided possibly\n\nNO do not put eye drops in, because there are chemicals in the eye drops and you don't want to mix those chemicals with the chemicals already in your eyes, it could be dangerous for your eyes
553554
Could be a combination of eyestrain, dehydration and tense muscles.  Get up and stretch frequently, focus your eyes on something distant frequently, drink lots of water.
34370
Depending on each person, if you wear a lot eye contact lenses that could lead you to some eye-illnes, like infections.\n\nThere are also many people that looks better with spectacles, so it could be also a good reason.
528704
This time of year simple allergies can cause it.  There are several products on the market for this.  I myself use "Allergans" liquid-gel tears.  The thicker fluid of this product stays with you longer and definitely is refreshing to your eyes.
775070
It won't you silly fool....with my luck it will hit me right on the top of my head, drip into my eyes, causing my vision to be blurred and then get hit by a car as I stumble off the sidewalk into the road to on coming traffic.\nThat was an easy one. Try a harder question next time.
516515
I have the same problem dude. I'm thinking you have what is commonly called 'floaters', that is, you have small particles floating withing the fluid of your eye. You see these lines and dots because they float over your retina and block light, casting a shadow. Usually this is a non-issue (nothing to worry about), and only appears when looking into a bright light (I.E. a microscope) or staring an uncommonly bright image, or paper. It could be a sign of retinal detachment (a very serious issue) if it is  persistant (constant), or distracts you from everyday things such as driving, or working. \n\nIf you are really worried, check with your Eye-Doctor or Physician, they'll tell you if it is completely harmless, or if you should take further action
403053
It sounds wrong, but your eyes are dry.  For example, you can put water in your car engine, but it is definitely not going to work.  You need more than tears to properly lubricate your eyes, like oils and mucous.  I like to use Genteal Gel before I go to bed.  I have no watering at night or dryness in the morning. You can also try Refresh PM.
539626
You really do need to get to a doctor. I have allergies that cause my eye problems, but if this just recently turned up you have a problem. Good Luck.
37596
You could use VISINE eye drops for redness...caused by reading too much, etc.
803587
I wouldn't put drops in my eyes if they are healthy and producing enough moisture...Light Eyed people have to be careful...we do not have the pigment to keep as much light out as dark eyed people...I would worry about "light" damage more than drops....they eant to sell you drops...of course your eyes feel good...until the drops wear off nad "oh no...you need them again....."...If you are okay....leave your eyes alone....I have temporarily lost mysight due to optic neuritis and being a blue eyed the best thing you can do...coming from a top opthamologist....Protect your eyes with sunglasses or be sunsmart.
82009
It could be "Floaters" small pieces of dead skin that have worked their way into your field of vision, the eye sloughs off dead tissue like the rest of your body and sometimes it floats around in your vision, my mum has them and she just has to learn to live with them, best just to go to an optition for confirmation.