Gymnast Stephen Nedoroscik, known for his iconic glasses, has shared about having strabismus and coloboma. Learn how these eye conditions may affect his vision.
After Stephen Nedoroscik swung, twisted, and hovered his body on the pommel horse for 45 riveting seconds on Monday, one thing was clear: He’d just locked down his legacy as the “pommel horse guy” whose performance helped US men’s gymnastics win its first Olympic medal in 16 years. But if the now-viral images of the 25-year-old gymnast waiting on the sidelines are any indication, he’ll also go down in history as the team’s beloved glasses guy, almost always seen wearing his chunky black specs.
Glaucomflecken online, suggested in his own TikTok video yesterday that Nedoroscik may have esotropia, a type of strabismus where one or both eyes turn inward toward your nose. The common condition is often referred to as being “cross-eyed” and basically involves a failure of muscle and nerve coordination—typically, eyes function in tandem, but with esotropia, they operate separately. As Dr.
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