After birth, the bony orbits and eyes grow. If they are not the
same size/shape, there can be assymmetries [differences in the two
sides of the head].
Simply, dystocia is a misplacement of an eye, usually to high or
too low. The brain may have problems in recognizing the difference,
especially if it is changing. This can lead to double-vision,
amblyopia, or dizziness. Dystocia is usually a birth defect.
Dystocia in adults can be due to tumor or thyroid condition or
other things:
Talk with your physician for further information.