Patient's question:
Doctor, how come my eyes became outwardly deviated again after the esotropia surgery? What's going on? Is this a postoperative complication? Or is there another reason? How could I be so unlucky? Now I have to undergo another surgery again and focus on it?Doctor's answer:
Strabismus surgery can result in undercorrection or overcorrection again. If overcorrection occurs again, the strabismus may change from inward to outward. However, it is necessary to consider the cause of the disease. If it is caused by tightness of the medial rectus muscle, it is best to aim for overcorrection during surgery. As the eyes gradually recover, they will return to normal. It is recommended to wait and see, without making any conclusions.