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Aaron’s intermittent exotropia I discussed previously has been getting progressively worse. Meri and I have both been noticing that he is squinting more and more, even when he’s not outside in full sun and even when he’s wearing sunglasses. Meri and I have had a bad feeling about what we both [pessimistically] thought would need [...]
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4 months ago
Becky, mom in Ohio
4 months ago
Thanks so much for replying. My wife and I are especially worried about him being sedated for the surgery. I'm very glad to hear that your son's surgery was successful. It's always good to hear about how these types of things go. Did the doctor mention that there might be pain and itchiness in the eyes following the surgery? Is that a normal thing to expect?