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How long does crossed eyes associated with amblyopia last?

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Dr. Anthony LaBarbera answered

See Below: If the strabismus, eye crossing, is not resolved with patching or surgery., it will always be present.

Dr Ferguson and another doctor agreed

Answered 8/25/2017

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