4 weeks ago I was looking to the left of me without turning my head and I heard a pop in my eye, then for the?

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next days, weeks the pain is soo bad. Its weird I never ever felt this before. And the scary thing is it looks like my right eye has turned in and not making focus with the camera anymore. They were perfectly aligned all my life till this incident. My regular doc did notice the difference a lil, then when I wnet to this opthamologist she did an exam too with the letters and stuff and she really didnt say anything was wrong. But I read online that this kid had the same exact incident as me and he said his doc said that he probably pulled the superiour oblequie muscle. I am just wondering will it ever heal or do I need surgery or any other treatment because I dont see my eyes going back to normal and it has been a whiiille since ive waited and waithed. Another question, should I wear my glasses during the healing process or not?

Answer 1

try visiting the optometrist instead who is more specialised as they are more apt to use lenses, prisms and vision therapy to enhance and improve visual function.
while the other is more on doing eye surgery.

hope you get better matey

Answer 2

Get to an eye Dr. who is a practicing surgeon, and a good one. Do this NOW. Your eyesight is too precious to fool around with, something your intuition has already told you.
Go to the best specialist you can find, even if it means traveling out of your area.
I would even recommend calling Dr. Cami Shaw & her hubby (also eye Dr.) Dr. Hunt, in Ben Lomond, California.
They are on the cutting edge the last I heard, even have pioneered surgical techniques & taught them at Stanford. You could call them & ask for a reccomendation.
Whatever you do, don't waste any more time .
Take the very best care, & hopefully you'll be improving in no time.Best wishes & aprayer for guidance & fortitude for you.

Answer 3

Um, I think you need to see another optholmologist and tell her what happend. Your doctor should have examined your eye extra carefully and explaind what happened and what you need to do now.