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I was treated for exotropia at the age of 6 successfully but it has occurred again in the same eye. ( WHY SUCH THINGS HAPPENS) Presently my vision is 6/9 with this eye. Now my age is 25. What should I do now? Squint angle is 15°, and Doctor said that they have to operate on the other eye to straighten this affected eye because the affected eye was already treated at 6 years of age, How do they handle this by operating on the healthy eye! I am afraid if this will create a problem in the healthy eye too. What if I don't go for surgery ? Will my vision in the squinted eye be effected? As I am seeing quite good as compared to my healthy eye right now. Visual acuity 6/6 and 6/9 ( squinted eye). This squint has been there again for 4 years but my visual acuity in the affected eye hasn't changed since . Is it good idea to get operated for the squint again, that too in the healthy eye! Please help.
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Hello A. Vision will not be affected if you refuse Surgery B. Vision will not be affected even if you go for surgery on healthy eye So... Surgery has no relation with vision Squint surgery is safe even if healthy eye is operated Squint surgery will give you good cosmesis but squint can never be 100% corrected I hope this will help you
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