Squint / Eye Deviation
If one eye turns in/out/up/down or you notice poor eye coordination.
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Shri Ganesh Vinayak Eye Hospital (SGVEH) provides dedicated pediatric eye care in Raipur for infants, children and teenagers. We evaluate vision development, squint (strabismus), lazy eye (amblyopia), pediatric refractive errors (glasses power), watering, infections, and common childhood eye conditions. Families visit SGVEH from across Chhattisgarh and Central India including Korba, Champa, Jagdalpur, Dhamtari and nearby Odisha.
Children may not complain about vision problems. Early screening helps detect refractive error, squint, amblyopia (lazy eye), and other issues that can affect learning and long-term visual development.
If your child sits very close to TV, rubs eyes, complains of headache, or you notice eye deviation—book an eye checkup.
Pediatric eye evaluation requires child-friendly testing, careful assessment of alignment, refractive power, and vision development milestones. SGVEH provides structured evaluation and follow-up planning.
MBBS • DNB
Pediatric Ophthalmology • Squint • Congenital Cataract • Pediatric Oculoplasty
If one eye turns in/out/up/down or you notice poor eye coordination.
Unequal glasses power or squint can reduce vision in one eye if not treated early.
Child sits close to TV, holds books too near, or complains of headache/eye strain.
Persistent watering, redness, discharge or eye rubbing needs evaluation.
We understand symptoms, school difficulties, screen habits, and observe how the child uses vision.
Child-friendly charts and techniques are used to estimate vision accurately.
We check glasses power carefully; cycloplegic drops may be used for accurate assessment in children.
Alignment and eye movement tests help plan squint/amblyopia management.
Plan may include glasses, patching, exercises or surgery referral planning when required.
If there are symptoms, checkup should be done immediately. Otherwise, screening is useful at school-going age or earlier if risk factors exist.
Yes—early treatment gives the best results. Therapy may include glasses and patching (occlusion) with follow-up.
No. Some children have intermittent squint or small-angle squint. Testing helps detect it even if it’s not always obvious.
You can WhatsApp or call SGVEH at +91 78801 77784 for appointment slots.