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Hi my 6months old's left eye always looks crossed when she wakes up then goes back to normal after few minutes and her eyes are a bit pink most of the time when she wakes up what should i do?
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Obtain eye exam: Sometimes the eye lid folds give the eyes the appearance of being crossed. This may also be an important finding related to eye muscle weakness. Gently use ocular saline drops if the eyes appear red. Watch for fever, cold symptoms and cough, skin rash. Please see your pediatrician.
Answered 12/19/2020
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Needs evaluation: An intermittent turning in of an eye requires an examination by an ophthalmologist. The pinkness is of no concern
Answered 12/29/2020
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