I'm 16 years old. I noticed that my right eye was looking slightly to the sides. When I look straight ahead, the left eye looks normal and the right eye bends outwards. I do not like how I look at all Can tips Anyone have such problems?
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Talk to yours and visit a specialized clinic and they just the eye clinic in the clinic.
I have such a problem too. It is solved either with certain exercises or with surgery.
There is. I. An operation is being performed. Dr. Galya Dimitrova is the best ophthalmologist in the country. The operation is very easy, after two days the blindfold is removed. It is about 500 leva.
How old? Have you noticed it recently? And do you only see it in the mirror and when you look at yourself you see the normal with both eyes without one looking to the sides?
From the author: I'm 16 I only see it in the mirror or in photos When I look straight ahead while looking in the mirror I notice that it looks sideways And yes, when I look I guess I see both with forward
And I'm 16 and some time ago and I noticed something that one of my eyes is a little higher than the other. I went to the eye and he told me that this is from the eyes of every person is so .. Squint appears in early childhood and then measures are taken and if you are 16 and have recently noticed it do not worry there is nothing like that but still but if you want you can go to the eye and he will see you
Number 7, what nonsense are you talking about? CROWNING can appear at 16, as well as at 20 or 30. It can also appear at 40-50. The fact that it is mostly observed at an early age does not mean that it only appears then. The reasons for the appearance are different and do not depend on age.
You may have developed strabismus (squinting) due to the diopter, especially if it is very large and if it is different between the two eyes. Go to an eye doctor, but my advice is to try the so-called vision therapy before you decide to have surgery. There are not many materials in Bulgarian, so you will have to read in English (for example, look for "vision therapy strabismus", these are just exercises). I have had (and still have) squint since I was 3 years old. At 5 I had an operation and one of my muscles was shortened. Since then, my left eye can't walk all the way to the right, but when I look ahead, both eyes look at approximately the same point. I emphasize approximately, because to others I look normal, but I see double (diplopia). I have been seeing double for 25 years and more. It can be said that I am almost completely adapted to de - driving, playing sports games, etc. even in this state, but certainly all this is much more difficult for me than for a normal person with normal vision. The idea to recommend visual therapy before a possible operation is that the operation will change your eye muscles forever and then there will be no change. With the help of visual therapy I manage to collect the images from both eyes at times, but it is obvious that my left eye is struggling a lot, probably because of the shortened muscle.