Patient's question:
Nearsighted, sometimes looking at people with slanted eyes.Doctor's answer:
If he looks at something from an angle, it could be a problem with refractive errors, or it could be strabismus. But it's not caused by tilting his head; rather, he tilts his head because he has strabismus. Therefore, it's important to take the child to a pediatric ophthalmology department promptly to see a doctor. Let's find out the cause. It could be strabismus, or it could be refractive errors, including hyperopia, myopia, or astigmatism. All of these are possible.