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Squint

Alignment and binocular-vision assessment for children and adults.

Illustration of eye alignment assessment and correction

Overview

A squint occurs when the eyes do not consistently point in the same direction. Early assessment in children can help identify reduced vision or focusing needs.

Reasons to seek assessment

  • Eye turning in or out
  • Closing one eye in bright light
  • Double vision
  • Abnormal head posture

A typical care pathway

  1. Vision and alignment measurement
  2. Cycloplegic refraction when appropriate
  3. Glasses, exercises or surgery discussion
  4. Age-appropriate monitoring

Before treatment: Your ophthalmologist will confirm the most suitable next step after a complete eye examination.

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