If by "specialist" you mean a pediatric ophthalmologist then "watchful waiting" including observing for new symptoms, worsening of present symptoms and regular examinations to the pediatrician and peds Eye MD is a good plan.
If the "specialist" was not a pediatric ophthalmologist Eye MD then he still needs an exam by one.
JCH MD
Ok we have visit the specialist he said nothing wrong w vision. He said we should wait about six months and reexamine. My son still watches tv with his head sideways. We also got his hearing tested hearing wasn't perfect but the ears nose throat doctor said it shouldn't cause anyt hing nocticable like head tilting. She wants to reexamine in a couple months to see if hearing has changed. The school tested his hearing and he passed but since he is dyslexic they did another hearing test w back ground noise where he had to identify words w back ground noise he failed big time.
I'm kinda at almost on what to do know.
That makes two of us that feel a pediatric ophthalmologist is indicated. JCH MD
The doctor thinks it's something a pediatric ophthalmologist nueroligist
Needs to look at she thinks it could be stigma.
Thanks I will talk to the doctor today .... I will keep you updated.
Be sure he sees an Eye MD ophthalmologist, ideally a pediatric ophthalmologist. Face turns can indicate strabismus or eye muscle problems. as can "head tilts"
JCH MD