Crossed eyes

Crossed Eyes
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Crossed eyes. Some children with farsightedness may develop crossed eyes. Frequently this can be treated by prescribing specially designed eyeglasses that correct for part or all of the farsightedness.
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Crossed eyes (strabismus) - Children with crossed eyes often have double vision (diplopia) when they use both eyes at the same time. To prevent this, a child may consistently focus with one eye more than the other.
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Crossed eyes (strabismus) can be treated during infancy, using eye patches, surgery or medicine injections. Treatment may improve the appearance of the eye, but it can do nothing to cure the underlying condition.
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crossed eyes
eyes turn in or out and do not focus
redness in the eyes
swelling of the eyes
eyes are sensitive to light
eyes appear to bulge
excessive tearing
drainage from the eyes
squinting
your child rubs eyes excessively ...
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Amblyopia can be caused by any condition that causes one eye to be favored and the other ignored by the brain. Strabismus (crossed eyes), different refractive errors (farsightedness, nearsightedness, astigmatism) in the two eyes, ...
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Eye surgery or glasses may help with crossed eyes and vision problems. A hearing aid often helps hearing problems.
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A deviation in which both eyes aren't trained on the same spot. Also called crossed eyes or lazy eye.
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Later there's delayed development and growth, learning disabilities, decreased movement, poor feeding, sleepiness and urinary incontinence. In older children there may be headache, vomiting, visual changes (including crossed eyes), ...
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eyes may initially be misaligned, but the eyes should become aligned by 3 to 4 months of age. In some cases, the eyes may simply seem to be misaligned because the child has a wide bridge of the nose that creates the appearance of crossed eyes ...
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Botulin was approved by the Food and Drug Administration in 1989 for treatment of blepharospasm (uncontrolled rapid blinking) and strabismus (crossed eyes); it is under study for use in other spasmodic conditions.
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