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Developing sign strabismus squint eyes?

2020-09-15 05:56:35
My baby is 1.5 month old and sometimes his eyes behave abnormally like one eye outward or downward or both eye inward but most of the time looks straight, i hv no eye issues neither my hsbnd or inlaws but my own mother and brother hv squint eyes , what are chances of having it to my baby.
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Squint though can be hereditary, often is not . Best to see a pediatric ophthalmologist- strabismus / squint specialist to assess your babies eyes. Sometimes just a pair of glasses are sufficient to treat a squint so don’t panic
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See a paediatric ophthalmologist

Answered2020-09-15 13:24:19

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Hi It needs proper consult If you wish you can contact online May be i could help you better It may be pseudosquint ir may be an apparent one Attach a video or photographs

Answered2020-09-15 10:34:46

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