Why is there only one point of squint?

A little strabismus in one eye may be caused by factors such as abnormal innervation, refractive error, and congenital development of extraocular muscles.

1. Abnormal innervation

When the ocular innervation is abnormal, the contradictory relationship between the collection and separation mechanism will be destroyed, resulting in a little strabismus in one eye.

2. Refractive

error is easy to change the innervation, thus affecting the eye position. If it is not corrected for a long time, it will weaken the accommodation collection, resulting in a little strabismus in one eye.

3. Congenital development of extraocular muscles

If the patient has congenital abnormalities in extraocular muscles, it will lead to abnormal coordination function, resulting in a little strabismus in one eye.