What are the most important causes of the disease?
1. Congenital ulcer: The child is born with the disease, although sometimes it is not noticed until several weeks after the birth and due to the lack of equal muscles of the eyes or because of defects in vision, such as length of sight.
2. Longitudinal: The patient needs a long-sighted to focus more to be able to see things clearly, and this attempt is accompanied by eye tilt or deviation into the inside, causing long-sightedness and difficulty in the eye.
3. Infection with some childhood diseases such as measles, chickenpox or some eye diseases that cause vision difficulties.
4. Injury to the eye muscles or nerves leading to it during childbirth or because of an accident after that.
5. Diseases in the nervous system (which cause paralysis of the muscles of the eye).
6. A congenital cause, for example, due to typhoid in the muscles of the eye.
1. Congenital ulcer: The child is born with the disease, although sometimes it is not noticed until several weeks after the birth and due to the lack of equal muscles of the eyes or because of defects in vision, such as length of sight.
2. Longitudinal: The patient needs a long-sighted to focus more to be able to see things clearly, and this attempt is accompanied by eye tilt or deviation into the inside, causing long-sightedness and difficulty in the eye.
3. Infection with some childhood diseases such as measles, chickenpox or some eye diseases that cause vision difficulties.
4. Injury to the eye muscles or nerves leading to it during childbirth or because of an accident after that.
5. Diseases in the nervous system (which cause paralysis of the muscles of the eye).
6. A congenital cause, for example, due to typhoid in the muscles of the eye.