Can concomitant esotropia recover by itself?

Concomitantly esotropia generally does not recover on its own. Concomitantly

esotropia can be divided into refractive accommodative esotropia and high AC/A accommodative esotropia. If the above two types of esotropia continue to be left unintervened, it will lead to continuous progression of concomitant esotropia and affect the prognosis. At present, no case of spontaneous recovery of concomitant esotropia has been found in clinical practice, so concomitant esotropia generally cannot recover on its own.

If it is confirmed that concomitant esotropia has been diagnosed, it is necessary to promptly treat it under the guidance of a doctor according to the cause, and improve the bad eye use habit.