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Squint or lazy eye
My kid is 2 n half yrs old. His eye sight is weak. He uses specs. We sumtimes can see squint in his eyes. Sumtimes in rght/left eye
Will squint will remain always in his eyes??
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1. Specs are required for vision
2. Squint is of many types.
Treatment of squint depends on type of squint
I am a squint specialist...to comment on condition of your child,i need to see his photos as well as his medical records
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Use the spectacles regularly and get an opinion of a paediatric Ophthalmologist immediately.
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You should wear spectcle regularly .visit ophthalmology
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Dr. Deepa Naik
Ophthalmologist/ Eye Surgeon
10 yrs exp
Delhi
Hi , regular use specs is must. There are different types of squint. Unless the kid is seen difficult to comment.Kindly consult paediatric ophthalmologist for detailed evaluation and management.
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