What is the cause of intermittent strabismus?

Intermittent strabismus may be related to factors such as poor brain fusion development, insufficient control of the eye movement center or abnormal development of extraocular muscles.

1. Poor brain fusion

development, resulting in imbalance of the nerves governing eye movement, will lead to strabismus of the eyeball.

2. Insufficient control of the eye movement center

, resulting in excessive inward collection or insufficient abduction of the eyeball, may also lead to intermittent strabismus.

3.

Abnormal development of extraocular muscles, unable to control eye movement through normal relaxation and contraction, can easily lead to intermittent strabismus.