How can minor esotropia be fixed? (Photo)

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I’m not sure when this started or how it happened but my left eye developed minor esotropia. I spoke to my ophthalmologist who recommended surgery but I feel like that’s an extreme. Is there anything else that would help?

Mahmood Siddique, DO · Answer

Depending on the specifics of your case, a number of non-surgical methods are frequently available for managing minor esotropia. The following are some options to talk about with your ophthalmologist:
One type of physical therapy for the eyes and brain is called vision therapy. Targeted workouts can assist enhance eye coordination and attention abilities.
Prism glasses: By combining prisms with lenses, these glasses can better align the pictures seen by each eye and lessen the appearance of double vision.
Observation: Your doctor could advise just keeping an eye on your esotropia over time if it's not creating any major problems.
Eye Patch or Occlusion Therapy: Covering one eye can assist strengthen the muscles in the other eye, which may improve alignment for some forms of esotropia.

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