Strabismus, commonly known as crossed-eye syndrome, is a condition where the eyes fail to align together properly, resulting in visual misalignment. While strabismus can have various causes, including traumatic brain injury and developmental issues, several everyday factors can trigger strabismus in adults, and Dr David Stager sheds light on these less-obvious culprits. Computer Workstation Positioning: A Hidden Trigger The positioning of your computer workstation can significantly impact your eye health and potentially lead to strabismus. Ensuring an ergonomically sound setup is essential for reducing eye strain and maintaining optimal eye alignment. The top edge of the computer monitor should ideally be at eye level when sitting in front of it.…