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Strabismus is any
misalignment of the eyes. Eye crossing, an eye that drifts
out, or having one eye higher than the other are all forms
of strabismus. Strabismus can occur at birth, early
childhood, or as an adult and has many different causes.
Treatment of strabismus can include glasses, eye exercises,
and surgery. Strabismus in children can be a sign of other
serious underlying eye disorders and should be evaluated
without delay by an eye doctor experienced in childhood eye
problems. Strabismus in adults can cause double vision and
other problems. It can be a sign of a more serious
underlying condition or can be something that has been
present since childhood. It is important to know that there
are almost always treatment options available to adults with
strabismus.