Shri Ganesh Vinayak Eye Hospital (SGVEH) provides complete squint (strabismus) evaluation and treatment in Raipur. Squint can impact binocular vision (both eyes working together), depth perception, reading comfort, and in children may lead to lazy eye (amblyopia) if not treated on time. Patients visit SGVEH from across Chhattisgarh and Central India including Korba, Champa, Jagdalpur, Dhamtari and nearby Odisha.
Squint (strabismus) means the eyes are not aligned in the same direction. One eye may turn in/out/up/down. Early diagnosis helps improve eye coordination and reduce risk of amblyopia (lazy eye), especially in children.
Early evaluation is recommended for children. For adults with sudden squint or double vision, evaluation should be done promptly.
At SGVEH, squint treatment planning includes detailed evaluation of vision, refraction (glasses power), alignment measurements and binocular vision assessment. The approach may include glasses, amblyopia therapy, exercises and surgery planning when required—based on individual diagnosis and goals.
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One eye may deviate inward (esotropia) or outward (exotropia), sometimes more visible when tired.
Some patients tilt the head or turn the face to maintain comfortable vision.
New-onset squint with double vision should be evaluated to identify the cause.
Squint can cause amblyopia. Early diagnosis improves long-term visual development.
We check vision and glasses power. Sometimes correcting refractive error improves alignment.
We measure squint angle, eye movements and fusion to plan treatment accurately.
May include patching or other therapy—especially for children—to improve vision in the weaker eye.
Depending on type, plan may include exercises, prisms or squint surgery (eye muscle alignment) when required.
Follow-ups help maintain alignment and ensure stable vision development.
In some cases, yes—glasses, amblyopia therapy, prisms or exercises may help. Surgery is advised when needed for stable alignment.
No. Adults can also benefit for alignment, comfort and double vision control—depending on the cause and duration.
Not always, but it increases risk in children. Early treatment reduces risk of permanent visual reduction.
You can WhatsApp or call SGVEH at +91 78801 77784 for appointment slots and required tests.
