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I might have strabismus (a person's two eyes are not aligned) is there a way to correct?
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Yes: There are many types of strabismus and many times treatments can be successful. Treatments may range from eye exercises, glasses or surgery. Your eye MD can address all the options for the specific type.
Answered 6/1/2014
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