Strabismus

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Strabismus

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Causes

The major cause of Strabismus is the failure of a person's eye muscles to work together. This lack of coordination in the eyes is what causes eyes to move in different directions. If your child is farsighted there could be a very high risk that they could develop Strabismus. When someone is farsighted they have trouble focusing on objects that are close. A child's eyes who is farsighted and also has a condition os strabismus will turn inward when focusing on a close object.

A child's family history is also a known factor of developing strabismus, but an actual inheridted cause hasn't yet been identified.

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About the Author

Well, that is the end of my site. I hope you now are a little more informed about Strabismus. If you think you might have this condition or your children are experiencing symptoms get it checked out right away. I say all of this with experience, because I myself have Strabismus. I have worn glasses since I was five years old, and I will have to continue wearing them all my life. I really didn't know what I had until about a year ago, when I became interested in this topic. All my life I have used one eye(my right eye) for seeing objects, because my brain has basically shut off the images in my left eye(which is the eye that crosses when I focus on close objects). I can notice the crossing of my eyes when I don't wear my glasses or have my contacts in. However, when I wear contacts you would never know that I suffer from Strabismus.

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