Strabismus is often miscalled lazy eye, in slang it is referred to as wall eyed, a turned out eye.
Just wondering if anyone has heard of any connection between pediatric sleep apnea and frequency of Strabismus? I had both, anyone else, or your child?
Possibly the intermittent hypoxia from sleep apnea as a child caused a brain injury that led to the vision disorder.
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