Accommodative esotropia is one type of strabismus in which the deviation of one eye occurs inwards relative to the other eye. It is most commonly found in young children. The common complaints are squint, children may rub their eyes frequently, and may present with headaches or diplopia. This condition is managed with bifocals and anticholinesterase miotic agents.
Hi, Welcome to icliniq.com From your description, I can say that you are suffering from esotropia (an inward deviation of eyes).
Hi, Welcome back to icliniq.com. The amount of refractive error manifested depends on the cycloplegic medications used and the amount of time elapsed after using the medication.
Hello, Welcome to icliniq.com. Can you please elaborate what do you want to know about accomodative esotropia?
Hi welcome to icliniq. You are having Esotropia (inward eye deviation) and also poor vision in 1 eye.
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