Strabismus (eye misalignment)

Strabismus (crossed eyes or wandering eyes) is a common childhood eye condition. Explore our in-depth information about its causes and treatment.

What Is Pseudostrabismus?

Learn about pseudostrabismus, including how it's different from strabismus, whether it affects vision, and if treatment is needed.

Convergence Insufficiency

Convergence insufficiency is a condition in which the eyes have trouble working together when focusing on close-up objects.

Strabismus (Crossed Eyes & Wandering Eyes)

Strabismus (wandering or crossed eyes) is an eye misalignment that keeps the eyes from working together properly. It can be constant or intermittent.

Can a Head Injury Cause Crossed Eyes?

A head injury can cause an array of vision issues, including strabismus. Here's how a brain injury can affect your eyes and when to see a doctor.

What Is Exotropia? Types, Symptoms and Treatment Options

Learn more about this type of eye misalignment, including its effects and treatment options.

What Is Hypertropia?

Hypertropia is a form of vertical strabismus where one eye deviates higher than the other. It can occur at birth or later in life from disease and injury.

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