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Can any doc explain if it's normal to get cross eyed when we get drowsy?
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Not normal: See your eye MD. You may have an esophoria, a strabismus condition that manifests only when one is tired or impaired. As long as the condition occurs only when a patient is drowsy, it is unlikely that surgery is required.
Answered 2/27/2017
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