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I have myopia with -6 power on both eyes. From past 1 year, squint occurs when focusing far objects. This squint occurs in the eye from which I do not focus & if switched focus to other eye, then other eye squints. But not both at a time. Doctor after check-up suggested to go for refractive surgery & later on with squint surgery. Are both surgeries required? Corneal thickness on right eye is 465 microns & on left is 471 microns? Can I undergo prk or icl?
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You have a divergent squint or convergent squint and need to be examined by an ophthalmologist and surgery done. You need both the surgeries as one is for clear vision and the other for correcting the squint in the looks.
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