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What is an intermittent exotropia? An exotropia is an eye muscle condition where one or both of the eyes (not both at the same time) can drift outwards to the side. It is not painful and generally young children are unaware that this is happening. An intermittent exotropia is where the eye drifts to...
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What is a squint? A squint is when one eye appears straight and the other turns in, out, up or down. To make this better, some people choose to have an operation. This is done under general anaesthetic which means you are asleep for this operation. How is the surgery done? There are 6...
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What is a squint? A squint where the eyes do not align as normal. One eye appears straight and the other eye drifts in a different direction. This can happen intermittently or all of the time. Some squints appear obvious when looking into the distance or close up, while others are the same at...
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