I'm 34 weeks pregnant. I have had a squint in my right eye for several days. Doctors, despite many tests (including head tomography), are unable to explain why. It is only known that I have one nerve damaged, but it is not known why. Can I give birth naturally? Will the strabismus disappear after childbirth?
I suggest you see a specialist ophthalmologist. Due to the symptoms described by you, it seems that the delivery should take place by caesarean section.
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Jacek TulimowskiGynecologist, head of private offices "DWORKOWA", ul. Dworkowa 2 / 3.
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