Can Esotropia Be Corrected

People with acquired esotropia can often successfully treat the condition with glasses and vision therapy, although surgery may be necessary for some.

Is esotropia serious?

The cause of an esotropia depends on when it first occurs. In adults, a sudden onset of esotropia can be a sign of a very serious condition. 2 In infants and toddlers, esotropia is usually a sign of an abnormal development of the binocular system that develops in the brain.

How do you know if you have esotropia?

The primary sign of esotropia, obviously, is crossing of the eyes. Habitual squinting or constantly rubbing one eye are also common signs. If your child suffers from this condition, he or she may also complain of double vision. Crossed eyes can be constant or intermittent.