if i can focus with only one eye at a time, and the other eye turns inward, what!
Question: i am 22 years old and was diagnosed with a 'lazy eye' at around age 5. however, which eye turns inward depends on how far away the object i am focusing on is. when i am reading, i am using my left eye, and when i am looking at something far away, i use my right eye. i was wondering if my vision loss in either eye might get worse and is there anything i can do to improve my vision? (basically, i am near-sighted in my left eye and far-sighted in my right eye).
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Keep your wife on your left side and your mother in law on your right.(the right kind of distance for both, and works well for you from what i hear!).
As for your father in law, you dont have eyes in the back of your head do you?
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my doctor suggested surgery, cuz I have a similar 'lazy eye' problem
It really depends on how severe your condition is. Some people benefit from patching or vision therapy, while surgery is a good option for others. Your eye doctor can tell you best if either is an appropriate option for you.
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