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11weeks baby- crosses eyes occasionally
My 11week son is normal and healthy(brest fed). But sometimes tries to cross one of his eyes.. Noticed kostly during feeding/stressed/tired... Scared if this will spoil his eyes/his vision.. Pls guide.. Attaching normal and abnormal picture of my son for validation..
Note : He has tear duct blockage at the time of birth and was fine in a week
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Seems to be normal. The macular develops at the age of 12 to 16 wks till then there might be such feelings. After 16 wks please get his ophthalmic examination done by an ophthalmologist nearby.
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11week age is too young to comment on squint
Moreover, due to flat nasal bridge, sometimes eyes look crossed but in reality these are normal
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