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Why One Eye Goes Little Bit Out Miss Aligned?

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Posted on Fri, 31 Jan 2025
Question: there is no issue while reading, watching ,playing of my 3.8 year old son, but some time his one eye goes little bit out(miss aligned) , we are getting this issue from last 20-25 days , in a day can't assume how many times? when he is busy in any active activity there is no issue.
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Answered by Dr. N K Mishra (2 hours later)
Brief Answer:
Intermittent divergent squint

Detailed Answer:
My dear,
Thanks for sending your query to is.
This is a intermittent divergent squint,whereeye is loosing control of alignment temperorily.
This has to be dealt with immediately,befor the issue becomes permanent.
You have to consult an opthalmologist,preferably a pediatric opthalmologist.He will check the vision,advice drops to check for glasses and try to find reason for this divergence.
I presume the child is otherwise healthy and takes his food normally
Do get back to me in case of any further query in this regard.
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Why One Eye Goes Little Bit Out Miss Aligned?

Brief Answer: Intermittent divergent squint Detailed Answer: My dear, Thanks for sending your query to is. This is a intermittent divergent squint,whereeye is loosing control of alignment temperorily. This has to be dealt with immediately,befor the issue becomes permanent. You have to consult an opthalmologist,preferably a pediatric opthalmologist.He will check the vision,advice drops to check for glasses and try to find reason for this divergence. I presume the child is otherwise healthy and takes his food normally Do get back to me in case of any further query in this regard.