The symptoms of strabismus in children mainly include eye soreness, diplopia, and other discomfort such as tilting the head to see objects and photophobia. This may be due to the inability of both eyes to look at the same place at the same time, which may cause visual fatigue, leading to eye soreness and swelling, and diplopia, i.e. double vision, which is a double vision. Some children with strabismus may also suffer from double vision, i.e. double vision. Some children with strabismus may also suffer from tilting of the head and tilting of the neck in order to balance their eyes due to inconsistencies in the heights of the eyes, and may also suffer from photophobia. It is recommended that children with strabismus be seen promptly for evaluation and treatment as prescribed by the doctor.