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(Paediatric)

Causes• Uncorrected refractive error (long-sightedness, astigmatism and short-sightedness).• Large differences in refractive error between both eyes• Squint• Vision obstruction by droopy eyelid, childhood cataracts etc.

Squints In ChildrenA squint occurs when one eye is straight while the other turns away in any other direction. Squints can either occur constantly or occasionally. They may result in:• Amblyopia• Poor depth perception and binocular vision• Abnormal head position

Pseudo-squintSome children, especially Asians appear to have squints due to skin folds covering the inner corners of the eye (pseudo-squints). These require no treatment.

TreatmentTreatment depends on the timing, type and severity of the squint. In children, squints are treated to improve their eyesight and binocular vision.Treatments for childhood squint include:• Treating the amblyopia �rst• Wearing glasses• Surgery• Vision therapy

Occlusion Therapy.

Convergent Squint

Treatment

Amblyopia is treated in 2 steps:1. Providing good vision (wearing glasses and treating all vision obstructions)2. Occlusion therapy. This is done by patching the good eye and forcing the poorer eye to develop clearer vision.The child has to be monitored regularly after starting the treatment, as vision improvement may take weeks to years.

Amblyopia is commonly known as lazy eye. It happens when the affected eye fails to develop normal vision during early childhood. Amblyopia is best treated as early as possible, between 4 to 6 years old. A comprehensive pre-school eye examination with your ophthalmologist will help early detection and ensure treatment success.

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