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Squint correction
Hello Sir/madam, I suffer from a condition called retinoschisis due to which I have slight squint in my right eye from birth. I am 20 years old. I am very concerned about my squint. Please suggest me some treatments.
Please find the attached photo of my squint.
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The squint can be corrected.A few factors will determine whether it will remain that way or gradually revert. U need a physical examination and evaluation ti assess various parameters. But mostly yes it could be done.
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You can have squint operation to cosmetically correct the squint. Your eyes will become straight but there would be no improvement in the vison
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If the sight is low in the other eye... It cannot be corrected.... Permanently... Please include ur glasses power in both eyes.
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Dr. Karthik Ambur
Ophthalmologist/ Eye Surgeon
7 yrs exp
Nellore
The eye got deviated.....even though we try to correct you may develop diplopia ie double vision
It is better to not correct
And if there is no perception of light we can correct to give good cosmetic appearance
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