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Gentle Care for Straight, Healthy, and Confident Eyes
A squint, also called strabismus or bhengapan, is a condition where the two eyes don't look in the same direction together. One eye may look straight, while the other may turn inwards, outwards, upwards, or downwards. It occurs when the small muscles of the eyes are not functioning properly, causing the brain to receive two separate images.
But don't worry! Squint can be treated. With the right care like glasses, eye exercises, or sometimes squint eye surgery in Patna, children and adults can achieve better vision and have straight, healthy eyes again. Our caring squint specialists at Navjyoti understand how precious every eye is.
Squint can look different from person to person. Here are the most common types explained simply:
One eye turns towards the nose while the other looks straight. It may look like "crossed eyes."
One eye moves away from the nose, looking outwards. This can be more noticeable when a child is tired.
One eye looks upwards while the other eye looks straight.
Happens when small eye muscles become weak, preventing one eye from moving in sync with the other.
Parents often wonder why a squint happens. Here are some common reasons:
Eye muscles not working together: The tiny muscles that move the eyes may
be weak.Refractive error: If a child has high power and doesn't wear glasses, one
eye may start turning.Family history: A child may have a higher chance if a family member had a
squint.Other health conditions: Premature birth, low birth weight, or other
medical issues.The good news is that early check-ups with a loving squint specialist in Patna can make a big difference.
Finding a squint early is like catching a small problem before it grows big. The sooner we know, the easier it is to help.
The happy news is that squint can be treated. At Navjyoti, our specialists suggest the best and safest treatment, chosen just for your child.
Sometimes, the right pair of glasses can help the eyes focus properly and even straighten them.
Fun activities and "eye games" help the eye muscles work together and become stronger.
Special lenses in eyeglasses that help both eyes see the same image, improving comfort and clarity.
If needed, a delicate and safe procedure to adjust the eye muscles can make both eyes look straight again.
If squint is not treated, it can lead to permanent issues like Amblyopia (Lazy Eye), poor binocular (3D) vision, and cosmetic concerns that affect a child's confidence. Early care can avoid all of these problems.
A friendly and gentle eye check-up using safe, playful tests that feel like little games for your child.
Our doctor explains everything in simple words and we create a treatment plan with love, keeping your child's comfort first.
This may involve glasses, fun exercises, prism lenses, or, if necessary, safe surgery.
We lovingly observe your child's recovery and stay in touch to guide, support, and celebrate every small victory.
With the right care, children grow up with clear vision, straight eyes, and a big boost of confidence.
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Squint (bhengapan) is when the eyes do not look in the same direction. Early consultation with a squint specialist in Patna ensures proper care.
It can be due to weak eye muscles, family history, or vision problems. Our strabismus treatment in Patna helps identify the cause and provide gentle care.
Squint is diagnosed with simple, painless tests like the cover test and prism test. Our specialists make these tests easy and comfortable for children.
Yes! Many children improve with glasses or exercises. Surgery is only suggested by a squint specialist in Patna if it's truly necessary.
Early strabismus treatment in Patna prevents lazy eye, poor vision, and cosmetic concerns, ensuring healthier, straight eyes and better confidence.
The cost depends on the complexity of the squint. At Navjyoti, we provide safe, effective treatment with transparent pricing and compassionate care.
Follow the doctor's instructions, attend follow-ups, and encourage eye exercises. Our specialists guide parents to ensure a smooth recovery and happy, healthy eyes.
