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Squint in 3 month's baby
I have 3.5 months baby girl. It appears that from the beginning she has small squint in her eyes. Though her eyes move in coordination and she responds to moving objects and focuses also. But her one eye appears to move inward, more than the other. Need to know if this is temporary problem or permanent? What could possibly be the treatment for this..??
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Hello I am a paediatric ophthalmologist . from the photography it does look that right eye is slightly inwards so first of all we have to assess the refractive status of the eyes and see and check  whether vision is same in both  the eyes .
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consult a squint specialist
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if there is a fixation preference in either of the eyes then some form of treatment has to be started in a way of alternate patching and wait for the child to cross 1 years of age Before any surgical intervention can be done
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hello a. please dont worry this could be pseudosquint due to flat nasal bridge this needs evaluation by paediatric ophthalmologist
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3yrs or3.5 mths baby in the top you have written 3 yrs &in the question you have written 3.5 mhhs,it will be different answer for both.3yrs child needs urgent attention & need to consult eye surgeon or he may develop amblyopia& for 3.5 mths child you can wait.
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This needs immediate attention by a pediatric ophthalmologist.
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The photo doesnt show any squint You can take it easy. this is pseudo squint
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