How do people become permanently cross-eyed?
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Im not sure if head trauma can cause this later on in life , but I do know that one is usually born with this condition. I have two family members which have suffered from this and I myself have what is known as a "lazy-eye" and all of us have been born with this eye condition. However, there are corrective measures as well as surgeries and it's too bad this little darling wasnt given the chance at having one.
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It is our eyes which, if you are normal will be side by side and therefore they make it look that way as the image crosses over in the mirror. Makes sense ?\nTry turning your head sideways in the mirror and see whether it happens .
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no.... everyone sees about 180 degrees. stretch your arms out from your sides and wiggle your fingers. pull them back until its right on the border of your sight (remain looking forward the whole time). do this to both sides. now look at where your arms are. Its like this for everyone
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Do exercises.\nThis might sound crazy, but it's true! \nThink about it! It's like any other muscles in your body, they all need axercise to stay in shape.\n\nJust when you get time (especially in the morning) sit down and do some exercise. Move your eyes from side to side, up and down, zig zag, circle, square, all for about 5 min. and you're done! Do it every day!\n\nI do it! I have perfect 20/20 vision. Of cource you never know if it's from that, but I wouldn't discount it! \nIf nothing else, your eyes do feel better afterwards!\n\nChears!\n\nP.S.-don't use spell checker here, it messes everything up!
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Yes, the little jiggly eyes trick... That is a good one... You just need to add some delails here, because I am sooo lost on what you might be trying to get at. But, it is pretty amusing.
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Hmmmm that is an interesting conundrum indeed...I would suggest maybe trying a toothpick between the two eyelids...or maybe a strong bonding solvent like super glue (of course then your eye is going to be open all the time and it would always get dried out and freak people out), or maybe you could staple your eyelids open nightly, lastly the only other thing I can think of is having snaps surgically implanted into the eyelids and skin so you can snap your eye open every night....
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Obviously we're talking about those who were born blind and have neer seen color.  No, I don't think this can be done.  A blind person would have no frame of reference, nothing to relate to.
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Stare right back at you till you'd stop staring
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Try the Tibetan eye exercises if your child is old enough to be able to understand the exercices -- the exercises do work wonders and the only thing that has given me any measure of success.  Avoid television or any activity where the eyes don't move around very much, and encourage your child to watch things move by moving his eyes and not his head.  I, too, was diagnosed with a lazy eye that meant surgery and patches, but nothing worked, and instead, patching the lazy eye is believed to have triggered my dyslexia (the brain wants to work the way the brain wants to work).  At 48, I DO NOT wear correcxtive glasses and still have the lazy eye (albeit a little improved from my childhood) and it does not adversely affect my life at all -- I still drive, I still see, I am an excellent markswoman...it is if my brain is just as happy with only one eye doing most of the work and simply does not know the difference.  If the lazy eye never improves, the worse that will happen is he'll be a lousy baseball player.
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First of all the eyes thing, is usually that way, however, with people who have a different dominant hand/eye etc..it will be exactly opposite, so you need to test them with some base questions that you know to be true.\n\nMost of the time, offer them a nice plate of food, a cigarrette and a cup of hot cocoa and they'll sing like a bird.
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Go into space and your tears may become beautiful spheres of human saline lubricant floating through the air.  pretty bubble tears.\nYou can make them do tricks and try to make them combine to form a larger, even more beautiful sphere of human eye lubricant.\n\nYou would have to projectile cry if you wish to launch the tears though...and I don't know anyone who can do that personally.  Normal people would have to get it started by flicking them off themselves with a fingernail.\n\n.
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they trip! lol. even stevey wonder can see that. lol. i dont know but when you find that answer tell me. iknow how you can find out, just simpely blind your self and try it. hey would it be diferent for somebody who is born blind then somebody who got blind later in life? now your thinking.
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Look at a point on the wall seven feet away in a straight line with your eyes parallel to the ground and start moving your face with eyes wide open from left to right and then from right to left. Repeat the same and then move the face vertically gazing at the same point. This exercise will help rotating your eye balls which will help you regain your weak eye-sight. Also put cold stale water on closed eye-lids after you get up in the early morning. Thirdly, watch the early rising sun and the full moon in sky.
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I have a brother who is blind. Due to optic nerve damage. From what we have been told. There is nothing medical that can be done. However nerves can, and have been known to rejuvenate on their own.
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no drugs can do this for you . the final answer can be lazik.. which is done by laser but may be result be not perfect but ofcourse better than your recent condition... depend on your age and your visual aquality
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niktom_teen87 almost has it right.  It is called orthokeratology (ortho-k for short) and it doesn't permanently correct your vision.  The procedure involves specially shaped rigid contact lenses that re-shape the cornea (the front of the eye) while you sleep.  Re-shaping the cornea changes the focusing power of the eye and makes it so that the eye focuses light exactly on the retina (the back of the eye).  The reason this isn't permanent is that once you stop wearing the lenses at night, your cornea takes up its former shape, so you always have to wear a sort of "retainer" lens.  Your best bet for more specific information is to ask your eye doctor about it.  If he/she doesn't do ortho-k, he/she can at least refer you to a reputable doctor who does.
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Although we see with two eyes, each of which creates its own, slightly different image, we normally have single vision, meaning we see only one image of an object. This is because your brain can normally control the muscles that move each eye carefully so that both are pointing accurately at the object you are looking at. When each eye produces its own image, your brain then joins them together into one. This gives us what is called ‘single binocular vision’.\n\nDouble vision can be an effect that you can create yourself. For example, if you hold your finger in front of your eyes and then look past it into the distance, you will experience double vision. This is normal.