How to correct crossed eyes

Strabismus, also known as esotropia, requires corrective methods that vary depending on the specific condition. For accommodative esotropia, correction can be achieved by wearing glasses, especially during the critical period of visual development. In cases of non-accommodative esotropia or more severe conditions, surgical intervention is the preferred option—such as bilateral medial rectus recession with augmented recession techniques or posterior fixation sutures—to adjust the eye muscles. Additionally, physical therapies and dietary adjustments may provide supportive benefits, including warm compresses for the eyes, avoiding prolonged use of electronic devices, and increasing intake of vitamin A-rich foods. Correcting strabismus requires an individualized approach based on the specific circumstances, using appropriate methods in accordance with medical advice to ensure optimal treatment outcomes.