Dr. Nat Wernick FCOVD explains exophoria, its symptoms, and how anyone can diagnose it at home. Exophoria is an eye condition that results in the eyes drifting outwards because of an abnormal alignment of the eyes. Common symptoms of exophoria include tired eyes, eye strain, headache, not being able to pay attention and double vision.
You can schedule a functional visual evaluation if you or a loved one has been diagnosed with exophoria or suffers from any of its symptoms. We will evaluate your visual problem and discuss the most appropriate treatment options for lasting results.
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