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I was driving getting on the highway, I saw what looked like one car on top of another!!!

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Does anyone experience double vision at times with AMD?

Double vision isn't one of the most commonly listed symptoms of AMD, but vision changes of many kinds are very much part of the experience. AMD primarily affects central vision, which can cause a range of visual disturbances.

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Does anyone experience double vision at times with AMD?

Double vision isn't one of the most commonly listed symptoms of AMD, but vision changes of many kinds are very much part of the experience. AMD primarily affects central vision, which can cause a range of visual disturbances.

Some vision changes associated with AMD include:

- Blurry or distorted central vision
- Dark or blank spots in your visual field
- Difficulty adjusting to changes in lighting
- Trouble seeing fine details or reading
- Colors appearing dull or washed out

It's really important to let your eye doctor know if you're noticing double vision or any new changes in your sight. It could be related to how AMD is affecting your vision, and your doctor can help figure out what's going on and adjust your care plan if needed.

Don't wait on this one — new or changing symptoms are always worth a conversation with your eye care provider sooner rather than later.

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