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Squint eye
How many times a person can go for squint operation in a lifetime( for lazy eye).squint type is exotropia
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a. multiple times depending on type and amount of squint
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treatment of squint (exercise or surgery) depends on type and amount of squint
being squint specialist , i need to see photo of ur eyes so that i may guide you better
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Replied earlier, lazy eye(amblyopic eye)can not operated again & again , maximum twice in life time.
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Dr. Venkat Raghav
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7 yrs exp
Bangalore
Hello....... The squint has to be evaluated and appropriate treatment given as early as possible. Muscle exercises can be helpful in treating a form of squints in adults in which the eyes cannot align themselves for close work or reading. Eye glasses with prisms can correct mild double vision associated with squints in adults.Eye muscle surgery is the most common treatment for squint.
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