is known as lateral rectus palsy. This condition can result from damage to cranial nerve VI (abducens nerve) which innervates the lateral rectus muscle responsible for moving the eye outward. Symptoms of lateral rectus palsy may include double vision, difficulty focusing, and an inability to look towards the affected side. Treatment options may include eye patching, prism glasses, or surgical intervention in some cases. Prompt evaluation by an eye care professional is recommended to determine the underlying cause and appropriate treatment plan for lateral rectus palsy.
