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Suggest Treatment For Squint Eye

my wife is 36 yrs old , 50 kg in weight , 159 cm in height. i could notice from the last three years her left eye is squint.she did not have problem squint from the childhood.But from the age of 17 her parents could notice squint once in a while i.e in every 3 monts to 6 months. Rencently i visited a doctor who suggested surgery for necessary correction. What should i do. pl suggest . i do not have vision problem
Mon, 18 Aug 2014
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Persistent squint currently with no visual problem or associated neurological illness can be treated surgically for cosmetic purpose also.

Squint without refraction problem or palsies are usually due to counter muscle imbalance of eye, either a problem in muscles,nerves or abnormal insertion.

Stabilized squint due to muscle imbalance have best prognosis with surgery.

There are few minimal risks with surgery, but any surgery on body will always be associated with some risk in few unlucky patients.

Its safe to ahead for surgery, all the best.

Regards
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Suggest Treatment For Squint Eye

Persistent squint currently with no visual problem or associated neurological illness can be treated surgically for cosmetic purpose also. Squint without refraction problem or palsies are usually due to counter muscle imbalance of eye, either a problem in muscles,nerves or abnormal insertion. Stabilized squint due to muscle imbalance have best prognosis with surgery. There are few minimal risks with surgery, but any surgery on body will always be associated with some risk in few unlucky patients. Its safe to ahead for surgery, all the best. Regards