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Squint Correction Surgery - gone wrong, any advice?

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hanpinkers · 13/05/2011 14:02

Hi All,

My 15 month old son had squint correction surgery on Wednesday of this week to correct a slight squint in his right eye - although the swelling and redness is now dying down the eye appears to have been over corrected with his right eye now 100 facing too far outwards.

I have arranged an appointment with the specialist on Tuesday however was wondering if anyone has had experience of this - is it easily fixable, would you expect it to be over corrected until the eye settles?

Any experiences would be really helpful - many thanks.

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CMOTdibbler · 13/05/2011 20:50

They are often over corrected at first, and sometimes they deliberatly over correct knowing that the eye tends to relax back after a bit.

CJMommy · 13/05/2011 20:58

As CMOT says. They will over correct and wait for the eye to 'settle' into it's natural place. I had squint surgery a few years ago and this happened. Think it settled within a few weeks. DS is going for surgery in the next 3 months.

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