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- A female patient experienced diplopia (double vision) and acute esotropia (inward eye turn) during her pregnancy for the second time.
- There was no history of trauma or systemic disease affecting her vision.
- After conventional occlusion treatment during pregnancy, her symptoms resolved shortly after she gave birth.
Article Abstract
The authors report a case of a female patient who presented, for the second time, diplopia and acute esotropia during pregnancy. There was no trauma involved neither was systemic disease. The patient was treated with conventional occlusion, and, soon after delivery, the squint was resolved.
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