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Eyes won't fixate properly wobbly shaky vision

When looking at objects more than three feet away my eyes (or the image) appears to wobble from side to side up and down, like a home video camera being held by hand. It's just unstable.

Sometimes things appear doubled, and I almost have really off depth perception, like things are close up.

There is also significant visual snow and things seem dimmer.

Following exercise I feel really dizzy and looking at the horizon it's bobbing about all over the place, it's hell.

This is driving me mad, what could be causing this?

I may have had exposure to CO poisoning and also took antidepressants a few months ago.

I saw a vestibular assessment and no nystagmus was observed during her tests, however she did notice eye flicker, stated it was my cervical occular reflex, however I am sceptical.
This is debilitating and driving me crazy please help
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