Squint eyes

It could lead to further problems if left untreated, such as persistent blurred or double vision and a lazy eye, where the brain starts to ignore signals coming from the affected eye, so your child does not develop normal eyesight. embarrassment or low self-esteem.

Squints in adults can be treated using several methods, including Eye muscle exercises. Glasses containing prisms. Eye muscle surgery.

A squinting eye may turn inwards towards the nose, or turn outwards. Some can also turn up or downwards. It is often the case that squints worsen if the child feels particularly tired or unwell. Squints are usually present in just one eye at a time, although they may sometimes swap between the two eyes.

Surgery can help improve the alignment of the eyes even if a squint has been left untreated for a long time, but any vision problems may be permanent if they are not treated at a young age.

Vision Therapy strabismus treatment without surgery with or without corrective lenses is the most effective and non-invasive treatment for Strabismus. In a Vision Therapy program, eye exercises, lenses, or other therapy activities are used to treat the brain and nervous system which control the eye muscles.