The Subtle Signs of Strabismus

Strabismus, commonly known as crossed eyes, often develops in childhood, influenced significantly by stress factors. You might notice that a child's eyes may squint variably, intensifying under certain conditions like excitement, distress, physical pain, or even hunger. In these moments, the eye muscles are prone to spasm, leading to temporary or persistent misalignment.

Interestingly, adults are not immune to strabismus. While the underlying causes may align with those seen in children, dealing with strabismus in adulthood presents its unique challenges. However, the fundamental strategies for managing and correcting this condition remain consistent across all ages.

The relationship between stress and strabismus highlights the importance of understanding and addressing the emotional and physical well-being of both children and adults. For more insights and strategies on tackling strabismus and enhancing overall eye health, make sure to subscribe to my channel. Stay informed and empowered with knowledge to take care of your vision.