What are the Symptoms of Strabismus?

• Loss of parallelism in eyes

• Watering of eye

• Pain

• Headache

• Double Vision

• Loss of three dimensional vision

• Blurred vision

• Head and face to turn one side

A part of the strabismus cases in infantry and childhood period arise from pseudostrabismus. Pseudostrabismus is a misleading appearance occurring with the width of eyelids and nasal root. In order to illuminate this completely, an eye examination must certainly be made.

Crossing of the same eye constantly is a symptom that sight in that eye is lower and it is important. Therefore, infants and children with crossing on the one eye must be taken to eye examination.