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Lazy Eye

james.xix · 2010-03-13 09:27:14

Hi all. I suffer a bit with a lazy eye. When I focus I'm grand but if I'm tired or lost in my thoughts, my right eye tends to look in a different direction to my left eye. What would be the best medical procedure to get this healed? Would anyone have any idea on the likely costs entailed in treatment to get this cured?…

13-03-2010 9:27am

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james.xix

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Hi all.

I suffer a bit with a lazy eye. When I focus I'm grand but if I'm tired or lost in my thoughts, my right eye tends to look in a different direction to my left eye.

What would be the best medical procedure to get this healed? Would anyone have any idea on the likely costs entailed in treatment to get this cured?

Thanks for your time.

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#2 16-03-2010 4:19pm

Misticles

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I think you can only cure eye problems like that when your young (cure naturally that is)

So you would need eye muscle surgery to try to correct it.

Best to consult with an opthamologist to see what they think.

It could be covered under your health insurance.

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