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Stroke in eye due to ankylosing
Diagnosed with ankylosing spondylitis in 2014, and had a stroke in eye due to which right eye ball is not in symmetry with left eye ball and my eyes shiver at times. Also my eyes get wet as well.
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Ankylosing spondylitis can produce dryness of eyes or inflammation in eyes called iritis. It is not known to cause Squint or “stroke” in eye. You need to see an eye doctor to correctly diagnose what you are suffering from. You can then send me his detailed report so I can guide you further. Maskatieyeclinic Opposite Charni road station east, Mumbai
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You seem to have squint. Please consult a squint specialist.
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I can understand your concern but it is very difficult to comment without examining you Kindly share photos of your eye so that I may guide you better
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