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My left eye doesn't move to the left its been like that since my birth so when i look to the left i look like crossed eye, any advice any cure...?
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Eye muscle surgery: You have what we call stabismus which is related to a lazy eye from birth. The musle can be operated on to make both eyes track in the same direction, but sometimes can cause double vision after the fix. Please consult a stabismus (pediatric ophthalmologists do this) to see what the best answer for you is.
Answered 11/24/2014
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