Types of lazy eye

Types of Lazy Eye

Discover the different types of lazy eye, strabismus, amblyopia, wandering eye, crossed eyes, and ptosis.

cross-eyed vs lazy eye

Cross-eyed vs lazy eye

Cross eyed is when one eye turns inward.

Lazy eye is a common everyday term. Doctors usually use it to mean a vision problem where one eye does not see as well.

strabismus vs lazy eye

Strabismus vs lazy eye

Strabismus is when the eyes are not aligned.

Lazy eye is a common everyday term. Doctors usually use it to mean a vision problem where one eye does not see as well.

amblyopia vs strabismus

Amblyopia vs strabismus

Amblyopia is a vision problem where one eye does not see as well.

Strabismus is an eye alignment problem where the eyes do not point the same way.

wandering eye vs lazy eye

Wandering eye vs lazy eye

Wandering eye is when one eye drifts or moves out of line.

Lazy eye is a common everyday term. Doctors usually use it to mean a vision problem where one eye does not see as well.

ptosis vs lazy eye

Ptosis vs lazy eye

Ptosis is a droopy upper eyelid.

Lazy eye is a common everyday term. Doctors usually use it to mean a vision problem where one eye does not see as well.

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