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Norwegian boy cross-eyed after watching 3D movie

[After Dawn]

Shocked cinema manager considers warning cinema-goers about possible effects of watching 3D movies.
Julian Mathisen, from Honningsvag in Norway, came down with some bizarre symptoms after returning home from a movie theatre. The six year old appeared cross-eyed to his stunned father, and also complained of double-vision, headaches and nausea. 

“After he came home from the movie I saw that there was something strange about his eyes,” his father said. “One eye squinted, and he complained that he saw double.”

Julian saw doctors and opticians following the ordeal, and they agree that the boy must have had a latent visual defect all along that was triggered by the 3D images on screen. 

“You can get different kinds of ailments from this. Julian’s case is extreme. However, diplopia, migraine, nausea and discomfort may occur,” said Hans Torvald Haugo, Chief Advisor for theNorwegian Opticians Association

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