Squint Questions

Surgery is not required for minor alternating squint. Glasses, if appropriately prescribed, are usually beneficial. Consult an ophthalmologist (eye surgeon).

Minor alternative squint may not need any surgery. Get a complete eye evaluation by an ophthalmologist or eye surgeon and go by that advice.

Joining in police needs good vision in both the eyes. Check with the doctor who performed your surgery, or consult any other ophthalmologist or eye surgeon.

Post a successful squint surgery, the eye maintains an orthophoric position that is a primary position with no deviation. Unless there are any late post operative complications, it generally maintains it's primary position.

If your vision is good in both eyes and sufficient for your job, esp if your CV is good, presence of squint by itself may not be a hindrance in getting a job. However, some hirers like governments or defence services may have rigid exclusion criteria which you may check with them in advance.

Squint is not a reason for rejection in medical test. It depends on for what purpose you are going. Your visa agent or job consultant can guide you. If in doubt, consult an ophthalmologist (eye surgeon) again.

Give some time to the corneal wound to heal completely, use plenty of lubricants and stabilization may take more couple of months. Squint can be operated after six months post LASIK.

Squint has to be treated as early as possible in early age. Three steps of treatments are there. 1. Glasses if refractive error is there 2. Eye patching 3. Operation. Nothing to worry if it is a simple squint. Need detailed examination.

There are very less chances of it getting completely cured.. but may be imroved with homoeopathic medicine...

You should consult a eye specialist. If not being cured such effects are due to some kind of stress known or unknown physical or mental, suppressed emotions, any unfulfilled desires or any low performance etc. It needs mind management. After mind management mind comes to know about the definite cure in 1st meeting. Treatment is available online. You can contact us on Lybrate. More details about the treatment & website on our profile/personal statement column.