Squint Correction with Glasses & Prism Therapy Package

Squint, also called strabismus, occurs when the eyes do not align properly.
It may cause one eye to turn inward, outward, upward, or downward.
Children and adults can both experience eye misalignment.
Early evaluation can help identify the underlying cause and appropriate treatment.
This package focuses on comprehensive squint assessment and non-surgical management.
An eye specialist evaluates eye alignment, vision, and binocular function.
The assessment helps determine the type and severity of squint.
Prescription glasses may be recommended when refractive errors contribute to misalignment.
Some patients may benefit from prism glasses to help manage double vision.
Prism therapy changes how light enters the eye to support more comfortable vision.
Treatment recommendations depend on age, symptoms, eye health, and examination findings.
Children may require regular monitoring as their vision develops.
Adults with newly developed squint or double vision may need detailed evaluation.
The package helps address concerns such as blurred vision and eye strain.
It may also help assess difficulties with coordinated use of both eyes.
A personalized treatment plan is discussed after the eye examination.
Glasses prescriptions are provided when clinically appropriate.
Prism correction is considered when suitable for the individual patient.
Follow-up may be advised to monitor alignment and visual comfort.
The goal is to provide appropriate, patient-focused squint treatment.
Not every case can be corrected with glasses or prism therapy alone.
Some patients may require additional treatment based on the clinical findings.
Timely consultation can help prevent avoidable vision-related complications.
Parents should seek evaluation if a child's eyes appear misaligned.
Adults should seek medical attention for sudden squint or double vision.
Treatment decisions are made according to individual clinical needs.