What is aberration
Observation is a defect or visual impairment of one or both eyes. There is a difference in the direction of each eye, so that when the person is looking at a certain point, one eye is looking straight and the other may refer to another direction, and this deviation may be continuous or Intermittently, this deviation often occurs in children, both male and female, and may occur at a later age for men and women.
Causes of aberration
- The main and sure cause of the deviation has not yet been scientifically understood or understood, but there are six external muscles of the eye that control its movement in all directions. Any dysfunction of one of these muscles causes a deviation.
- This may be due to some cases in children, especially such as Mongolian children, hydrocephalus, paralysis and brain tumors.
- Eye deviation may be the result of eye surgery such as removing white water from the eye or a strong eye trauma.
- Deviation may be due to genetic factors. When the father or mother is delinquent, the likelihood of injury is apparent.
Symptoms of aberration
Symptoms of deviation The inability to focus the eyes in a straight direction, so that one of the eyes in another direction, and often in children when the sun bright one of their eyes deviate, some children tilt their heads to correct the eyes in both eyes.
Diagnosis of aberration
Through a clinical examination to look at the person who is delinquent, and is examined by the eyes of the specialist doctor at the age of four for healthy people to prevent the disease, but if there is about when a member of the family should be examined children at the age of three,
METHODS OF ADHD
- In some cases, a person may use a medical device to correct his or her vision.
- By surgery to correct and straighten the eye through the muscles of the eye.
- Remove white water if any.
- Try treating the so-called eye pixels.
- Through the use of Botox by injecting it into the muscles that have a deviation to relax
You will tighten the muscles that are in the opposite direction to correct the eye’s concentration to return to its position
Natural.