This started happening to me regularly. It stopped when I started taking a powdered collagen in my coffee. Collagen is supposed to replace the collagen you lose with age. I never expected it to fix this problem that had been going on for over a year. Surprise surprise, didn't need a doctor.
dlupo: start working with the ophthalmologist in your insurance plan to get authorization for an out of plan referral to a neuro-ophthalmologists. Many insurance plans do not have every type of medical or sugical subspecialist. When doctors in the plan can't handle the problem there is a protocol for getting them to authorize a referral to a doctor (in your case a neuro-ophthalmologist) out of the plan. It always requires that one of the doctors in the plan recommend the referral. If you are in your late 30's or early-mid 40's your symptoms could be due to "presbyopia" and indicate a need for reading glasses or bifocals.
I am having the same type of problem with my eyes not being able to focus & see correctly. Right eye appears/feels like it is crossing. Have to push & try to purposely focus/strain to see. Very frustrating as I work in medical field; use computers all the time ,as well as in school, making it very difficult to function. It is intermittent in nature; exacerbated by chronic dry eyes. Use drops, ointments & have had tear duct plugs. Opthamologist doesn't know what it is; recommended going to a Neuro-Opthamologist. Having difficulty finding one in my insurance network.I am frustrated & perplexed.
I have been crosseyed for a few days now... I can see up close just fine but distances are doubled. no matter how hard I try I cant focus. wasn't as bad last night, but this morning it was awful.... wonder if it is sinus pressure??
Yesterday, my husband and I went shopping . He decided that I drivedrive. A few minutes later ,all of a sudden my eyes seemed to go crossed and I was in heavy traffic. I tried very hard to keep focused on the side of the road . But it was difficultand almost made me disoriented. Fortunately,it lasted only about a minute. This is not the only time this has happened while driving. But it has also happened at home just walking from room to room. It seems to last a little longer each time. I had lasic eye surgery in 2001and I am now 58 years old.
I have had the feeling of cross eyes but not actually crossing, vision is clear when i close one eye. Had appt with eye dr, prescribed prisms on glasses...aged related, muscle weakness. I had also been experiencing peripheral vision issues, bumping head frequently, but tested positive for depth perception problems. My dr is clarke newman in dallas.