Patient's question:
My baby's eyes look lackluster, as if they don't focus well, and they always look at things with a squint. Is there something wrong with their eyes?Doctor's answer:
The symptoms of strabismus include the following points:1. Eye deviation upward.
2. Eye tremor, such as congenital esotropia.
3. Strabismus-related torticollis.
4. Diplopia, such as paralytic strabismus or acute convergent strabismus.
5. Preferring to close one eye in sunlight.
6. Upper eyelid drooping, such as vertical strabismus patients may have true or false upper eyelid drooping.
7. Deviation of eye position. It can be clearly seen that the eyes of a strabismus sufferer are positioned differently from those of a normal person, with the eyeball deviating inward or outward.