Eyes specialist 😊ASP on Instagram: "Binocular esotropia is an eye condition where both eyes turn inward toward the nose at different times, meaning a person alternates fixation between their right and left eye. It is a form of strabismus (eye misalignment) that can be intermittent (comes and goes) or constant, and may cause a "cross-eyed" appearance. Symptoms and Effects When the eyes do not align correctly, it makes it difficult for them to work together as a binocular system, which is essenti

Anxiety sometimes has a slow buildup, and other times (like yesterday) it’s like a sudden brick to the chest. After having a fetal MRI yesterday to check on our baby girl’s development and get more information about her Spina bifida in preparation for open fetal surgery in a few weeks, I got a call from T’s oncologist with the results of this week’s scans. The MRI of his arm looks really good, no recurrence of disease there. His chest CT was more difficult to read and couldn’t officially be deem

Dr. Shweta S Kasat on Instagram: "Esotropia is a type of strabismus (squint) in which one or both eyes turn inward toward the nose. 👶 Types of Esotropia 1. Congenital (Infantile) Esotropia • Seen in babies, usually before 6 months of age. • Cause: often due to a problem in the muscles or brain coordination, not due to glasses. 2. Accommodative Esotropia • Common in children (2–5 years old). • Caused by focusing (accommodation) in farsighted (hypermetropic) kids — when they focus hard, the eyes