Strabismus is a relatively common eye condition that is characterised by one eye turning in a different direction from the other one. Small muscles around the eyes control their movement and usually work in synchronicity. However, when you have strabismus, muscle control is not optimal and both eyes aren’t aligned. The problem eye can turn up, down, out or in and the condition can develop suddenly or gradually over a long period of time.…
Read More »Anyone experiencing eye problems should first visit an optometrist if they have never visited an eye doctor before. Of course, if you have visited an eye doctor before, you might have an idea of where you need to go for treatment. Visiting an optometrist first is important because they are the eye doctors responsible for examining and diagnosing patients with eye problems. Examples of eye problems include cloudy and spotty vision, blindness, sensitivity, difficulty reading and long- or short-sightedness.…
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