Pseuodstrabismus is when infant or young child’s eyes may appear to be crossed, but in reality they are not. This condition typically in children with a wide, flat nose and a fold of skin at the inner eyelid, which can make it seem that their eyes are crossed. If you aren’t sure whether your child has true strabismus or pseudostrabismus, you should visit a pediatric ophthalmologist.
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