Cheryl,
Yes I am only having double vision when wearing my glasses and only in one eye. Which has me completely baffled. Right now I have an appointment with my ophthalmologist on the 27th of next month. I had sent a message to her about the vision change and got a message back for me to call her clerk to have my appointment rescheduled for soon, but at the same time when I check for my appointments with her the one for the 27th had showed up as a new appointment. So that has me confused as well.
Dennis
That must be so frustrating, Dennis! I find it curious, if I understand your post correctly, that you are having problems only WITH your prescription glasses, but not without. Does that include the double vision?
If so, then I would ask your ophthalmologist to check your eyes every week or two to monitor the change in your prescription to see if s/he can figure out why that is happening. The only time I experienced drastic changes in vision with regularity was due to an infection from abusing my contacts in university (that was before extended wear lenses were available!).
Whatever the case, I sure hope you get some answers soon. I HATE having vision issues. For me, I'm already legally blind without my prescription glasses, so when my vision went haywire, I felt so incredibly vulnerable.
Thinking of you - keep us posted.
Cheryl
Hey Dennis, that does seem odd. I have a friend who has a similar issue but it happens when she is overtired.
If she is overtired she needs her glasses but if she isn't then the glasses make her vision distorted. I don't recall that she sees double at any time but the blurriness seems to be the main issue for her.
She hasn't seen an ophthalmologist and her optometrist hasn't noted anything out of the ordinary.
I wish you luck in figuring it out but it would be great if you didn't need the glasses.