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Pediatric Double Vision Symptom Checker

A quick, interactive way to assess your diplopia symptoms and get personalized insights.

Dr. Ariel Chen
Dr. Ariel Chen, OD Vision Therapy & Pediatric Eye Care
Dr. Valerie Lam
Dr. Valerie Lam, OD, FAAO, FOVDR Vision Therapy & Pediatric Eye Care
Start ~2 min
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Let's check your vision

Have you experienced double vision (seeing two images of a single object) looking in any direction or at any time during the past week?

Part 1 of 2

Common Daily Activities

How often do you experience double vision during these activities?

Part 2 of 2

Directional Gaze

How often do you see double when looking in these directions?

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Based on your answers, your symptoms indicate a moderate impact on your visual system. (Note: This is an educational tool, not a medical diagnosis.)

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Share these results with our team for a comprehensive neuro-visual evaluation.

About This Assessment: This short quiz is based on a validated Diplopia Questionnaire that eye doctors use in clinical practice to better understand double vision symptoms and their impact on daily activities. Your answers help your eye care team measure how often you experience double vision in different directions of gaze, using a standardized scoring system designed for consistency and accuracy. While it cannot replace a full eye examination or medical advice, it provides reliable information that supports your clinician in making safer, more informed decisions about your care.

Success

Great News!

Since you haven't experienced double vision recently, you likely don't need a full neuro-visual evaluation for this specific symptom.

Keep up with your regular annual eye exams!