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Hi, my daughter's(2) right eye moves inwards sometimes. i have been to paediatric twice. he said no need 4 concern. is there eye exercises we can do?
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See ophthalmologist: Strabismus is classified by the direction the eye turns: Inward turning is called esotropia Outward turning is called exotropia Upward turning is called hypertropia Downward turning is called hypotropia. See an ophthalmologist
Answered 2/19/2019
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