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Strabismus
I am a final year mbbs student age 23 yr and I have irish coloboma in my left eyes along with squint(extropia)
My eye vision is 6/60 ,I can see object and it's difficult to read small letter.
So can my squint be cured by surgery ?
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Squint correction surgery results depend on the cause of squint
If retinal coloboma or cataract or neural issue possible chances of failure
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please consult ophthalmologist specifically Strabismologist for detailed examination and further management
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This needs detailed examination..squint gets cured by surgery but it can re-occur depending upon the cause of squint.
This will be best explained by your oculoplasty surgeon
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Dr. A Raja Prasanna Kumar
Pulmonologist
47 yrs exp
Hyderabad
Pl consult.
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Dr. Vishwendra Pratap Singh Sisodia
Ophthalmologist/ Eye Surgeon
14 yrs exp
Hyderabad
Hello sir
Definitely the squint can be corrected by surgery.
More importantly we need to understand whether the decreased vision is because of Amblyopia or cataract or any retina issue. The success of squint surgery and the life long maintenance of proper eye alignment will depend upon the cause, whether it is sensory, stimulus deprivation or nerve related
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Better to get a physical consultation with Strabismologist and Neurophthalmologist
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