What are the symptoms of concomitant strabismus?

The symptoms of concomitant strabismus include eye position deviation, monocular vision, cross fixation, etc.

1. Eye position deviation

concomitant strabismus can be manifested as monocular strabismus, that is, eye position strabismus can be manifested on one side of the eye. It may also occur in binocular alternating strabismus.

2. Monocular vision When

concomitant strabismus occurs, the visual function of the strabismus side will be suppressed, and monocular vision and binocular vision will not occur.

3. Cross fixation

For patients with esotropia or congenital esotropia, when looking forward, there will also be alternating fixation of both eyes.