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Astigmatism is an eye condition where there is an imperfection in the cornea's curvature. The cornea and lens are smooth and equally curved in all directions, which helps to focus the light rays to the retina. But if there is an imperfection in the curvature, then you will suffer from a refractive error. Astigmatism is not an eye disease. It is simply a condition where the eye is not able to focus the light.

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Irregular shape of the cornea is the main cause for astigmati...more

You have a divergent squint or convergent squint and need to be examined by an ophthalmologist and surgery done. You need both the surgeries as one is for clear vision and the other for correcting the squint in the looks.

You have severe myopia with a divergent squint and need to use glasses and better still, do lasik surgery.

It is ideal for you to go for refractive surgery, i.e lasik or icl first & later on with squint surgery and both surgeries are required.

Take carboneum sulphuratum 6c, one dose every morning for 1 week week 2: take argentinum nit 6c, one dose, every morning for 1 week week 3 to 6: take natrum mur 30c, once a week for 1 month (not daily, only once a week, say only on sundays) all these three medicines will help to increase the general health as well. 1. Take one raw carrot, grated and eaten fresh every morning (eating by slowly chewing is important for complete digestion. Grating externaly helps to chew) 2. Doing some simple eye e...more

You have received the correct advice from your doctors to go for the corrective surgery and then the squint surgery.

The surgery would be the only option. On less chances you can try for homoeopathic treatment.
You can consult me at Lybrate for homoeopathic treatment.

It depends upon how much residual squint you have at present. If it is significant, another surgery can be undertaken to correct it. However, squint surgery does not affect vision and for glass removal, you will have to undergo a separate surgery.

ERM/ macular pucker can be removed only by surgery. Surgical plan depends upon the status of the retina and macula. Hence, can be decided only after seeing the patient.

Agree to whatever your doctor has said. Luke any surgery, there are chances of complications. However the there is a remote chance of a resurgery. Obviously all this can be only assessed after a thorough examination. I would recommend you to undergo surgery, if your doctor deems right.