Guest guest Posted March 18, 2011 Report Share Posted March 18, 2011 I asked CT about my daughter's droopy eye. It's not excessively droopy but compared to the other it is noticeable and it is present with or without the helmet, even the 2 months between helmets. We have been doing PT since 5 weeks old (and still doing some now, though not nearly as much) and the tort is rarely visible in the neck or upper torso. The physical therapist was going to look into what effect tort could have had on her eye for me, but without seeing tort anywhere else is it still tort to blame? CT said the droopy eye is left over from my daughter's forehead slope, and not so much the tort. As in...if you look at the head from above, the slope from ear to eyebrow is steeper on one side than the other side. The steeper sloped side has the droopier eye. Has anyone else seen this? Did it improve with continued helmet use? We are only two weeks into the current band so we should get some more improvement but will this be a permanent asymmetry to her face? Is there anything else I can do about this? I guess I can see that it is slightly better than when I first noticed the droopy eye but it's still bothersome. Should we go see an ophthalmologist? I don't think there is an issue with her eyesight now, but if it is fixable with intervention I want to do so now. Would a pediatrician be willing to refer us or will I have to find an ophthalmologist on my own? Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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