I am prematurely born, breech delivery, and having mild Cerebral Palsy, affecting my left leg tendon. Doctor said I have spasticity in my body. I was treated ( operated) for exotropia in the right eye at the age of 8 years. It has appeared again in the same eye recently. Although it's intermittent, and controllable. It especially occurs during close, concentrated work. Still my vision in both the eyes is 6/6.
?My questions are
1. How it is possible 6/6 vision in the affected eye?
2. Is this exotropia a case of weak ocular muscle or of mild CP? As my left leg tendon is tight and right eye has minor exotropia, it probably means could be a decent in left part of brain.
3. I have no any other kind of problem. I can do all the activities a normal person can do. So, how I am a candidate of CP!
4. What should I do to correct my minor exotropia? Eye surgery or something related to neurological department?
5. Is exotropia surgery 100% successful
Please guide me as I am very much confused.
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