Eye Physicians of Central Florida


Strabismus (Crossed Eyes)


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Pediatric Ophthalmology
We are proud to provide excellence in pediatric eye care services with recognized leaders in Pediatric Ophthalmology. Dr. Gold, Dr. Blumenfeld, Dr. Ikeda, and Dr. Adams also treat adult eye muscle disorders. If you are seeking child vision care in Florida, please make sure to contact us. Our practice has placed a unique emphasis on this type of eye care. Our pediatric eye care services in Florida include crossed eye correction, blocked tear ducts, lazy eye or amblyopia, retinopathy and children's eye exams.

Strabismus (Crossed Eyes)

Strabismus is the medical term used when the eyes go out of alignment. One eye may be deviated in, out, up or down with respect to the other. This may occur at any age for many different reasons.

All children who have strabismus (except for the intermittent horizontal strabismus in the first 3 months of life) should have a complete eye examination performed. Usually, the strabismus is an isolated problem, but occasionally it may be a sign of more serious eye conditions or neurological disease. Even isolated strabismus can cause permanent vision loss if untreated in a child from amblyopia (lazy eye). Treatment of strabismus depends on a number of factors but may include: patching, eyeglasses, exercises and surgery.

Dr. Blumenfeld


 

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