Double vision connected to occipital nerve inflammation?

[4cm in Pacific Northwest]

Joe,

The more I re-read back on your posts the more I think you should insist on seeing a nuero ophthalmologist.

Here is a neuro ophthalmologist department I googled - in your area.

http://sitenav.bidmc.harvard.edu/display.asp?node_id=1515

I am curious as to with the double vision -if you may have nystagmus.

What is nystagmus?
http://www.bcm.edu/oto/cfbd/what_is_nystagmus.html

I am suggesting you try to get a referral… in the meantime keep the cornea hydrated.

DHM

[Joe Meehan]

Daisy, I can't thank you enough for taking the time to help me out. I will do exactly as you suggest here. I'm going to get an opinion from a nuero ophtalmologist. I'll be seeing my PC this week I'll order an MRI with dye. They want me to get one anyway after the accident. I'm going to take your notes to him and look for a nuero in my area. This is exactly why I post my case on this board. You never know what you are going to learn. Even if it is negative it is worth checking out. I'm growing more skeptical of what I hear from doctors. I no longer expect them to know everything. Joe

[Joe Meehan]

BTW after 6 months they took my eye weight out. They determined I didn't need it any more. Maybe they took it out too early.

My face is about 75% back and seems to get better by the month but my lower lid is still not back to normal.  I'll try that new eye lube. I'm using Celuvisic drops.

[Joe Meehan]

as for the nystagmus I watched the video. I think my dr checked for this. He had me turn my head while watchig his finger.