Strabismus is a condition where both eyes do not look in the same place. It is commonly referred to as being crossed-eyed. People with poor eye muscle control or severe farsightedness are more likely to have or develop the condition.

Strabismus is typically categorized based on the direction your eye turns:

1. Esotropia: Turns inwards
2. Exotropia: Turns outwards
3. Hypertropia: Turns upwards
4. Hypotropia Turns downwards
5. Some types of strabismus can lead to amblyopia, like esotropia and exotropia.