Pseudoexotropia is a condition in which certain features of the face make it appear as though the eyes have drifted outwards. A common example is people with widely set eyes who appear to have pseudoexotropia. Their eyes are aligned straight but appear to be crossed.
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I suspect of having exotropia. Please help.
Query: Hi doctor, I have mild exotropia. I went for a squint check-up, and the specialist said there is no squint based on the cover test and light reflex test results. But I have exotropia, and I can see it. Can my exotropia be treated with pencil push-ups? Please give your opinion. Thank you. Read Full »
Answer: Hi, Welcome to icliniq.com. Cover test is the best test to find true exotropia, and if there are no issues with the test, then there is no true exotropia. You might be having a pseudoexotropia. There is no treatment required for it. Pensil push-ups will not help you. Regards. Read Full »
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