instruction: hello doctor I developed intermittent exotropia in late adulthood I am 29 years old and this started about two years now should I concern about it
output: hello welcome to icliniq com as you have described you have started intermittent exotropia at later age right see that is called strabismus in medical terminology usually we can treat it if it is by birth but in your case situation is different so there can be some neurological issues which is leading to exotropia so my advice is you should consult strabismologist as well as neurologist also just to rule out the cause of exotropia first you should consult strabismologist and then neurologist so we can fine out the reason for it and depending upon that you can plan your treatment can be idiopathic can be neurological complete ophthalmic assessment cranial nerve palsy squint as described above after week