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Why are my eyes crossing more, if i'm already an adult?
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Eyes crossing: "crossing more" means that your eyes were already crossing. It is not uncommon to have a "deterioration" of an existing deviation. Some reasons for this include increased visual demand, an illness, a significant change in a glasses prescription. And many others.
Answered 5/5/2014
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