Question 1

I've had a squint in my right eye since childhood but it's become more noticeable lately. I'm 28 now are there non-surgical ways to fix this? Could special glasses or eye exercises help correct it?

Accepted Answer

In such cases, corrective eyeglasses or contact lenses can help by adjusting the focus, allowing the eyes to align more naturally. This is a squint eye treatment in adults that may be practical for addressing refractive errors. Prescription eyewear compensates for vision issues that might lead to squinting

Question 2

I've been diagnosed with a scar on my retina in my right eye and I'm really worried about it. Can this be fixed with surgery or are there other treatment options available? What does this mean for my vision long-term?

Accepted Answer

Retinal scars may cause permanent vision issues; surgery is rare‚Äîmonitor closely and ask about laser stabilization options.

Question 3

I've had esotropia in my right eye for about six months now while my left eye is fine. My glasses prescription is 4.00 for the right eye and 3.75 for the left. Is surgery my only option or are there other ways to fix this squint without going under the knife

Accepted Answer

No, surgery isn't always the only solution for esotropia. Besides surgery, other treatments for esotropia include glasses, vision therapy, eye patches, or even botox injections in some cases.

I'm a research scholar at AIIMS Bhopal and have mild ptosis and squint. Doctors said surgery isn't needed right now, but I'm wondering if there are any eye exercises or drops that could help improve my condition naturally

More Ophthalmology Health Queries

I've had a squint in my right eye since childhood but it's become more noticeable lately. I'm 28 now are there non-surgical ways to fix this? Could special glasses or eye exercises help correct it?

I've been diagnosed with a scar on my retina in my right eye and I'm really worried about it. Can this be fixed with surgery or are there other treatment options available? What does this mean for my vision long-term?

I've had esotropia in my right eye for about six months now while my left eye is fine. My glasses prescription is 4.00 for the right eye and 3.75 for the left. Is surgery my only option or are there other ways to fix this squint without going under the knife

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