Squint Health Feed

Depends on the location and city of such specialist. Pl try to find someone in your local area. Search google.

Squint is best treated by surgery if specialist has advised you.
Treating 'lazy eye' (amblyopia) is possible by wearing glasses to correct any refractive error in one or both eyes.
Strabismus surgery to correct the appearance of the squint itself is also done. This may help to restore binocular vision. So your eye doctor's decision is the best.

Yoga eye exercises may be learnt. But medication correction is a remote possibility. Some good eye surgeon may be consulted.

Chandigarh has well established eye hospitals. Better to consult physically. You may get opinion from counterparts of equal level.

Yogic exercises may also help to a great extent but you have to keep patience. Modern surgery is also helpful.

You cant do much if it is natural and also functions well. If at all you are determined plastic surgery is one tool but be cautious: not advisable. Simply resort to some eye exercises of Yoga and keep it healthier.

Nerve or muscle damage in the eye might cause double vision. The brain combines the representations from each eye and perceives them as one clear picture. Damage to the muscles that move the eyes or the nerves that control eye movement can create a double image. Let's have a detailed discussion for better advice and medication plan.

Ayurveda can help you a this stage, look out for sreedharyam ayurvedic centre nearby, they are the best in eye disorders. take care

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