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Blurred Vision, Minor Headaches. Treatment Options?

Hello. So I have noticed for the past few years of a hypotropia in my eyes but lately it just keeps getting worse. I have slight blurred vision and minor headaches . My question is will doctors still treat it? I m 17 years old and live in XXXXXX. Also, how much would it be or would insurance cover it? Thank you for your time!
Sat, 22 Sep 2012
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Hi
Thanks for writing to us.

If you have not done an eye check up yet, do consult as any strabismus/squint needs a direct prompt examination to know the cause of it and treatment varies accordingly.
Since it is of a recent onset (3yrs) and associated with headache and blurred vision,
-if it's due to refractive error, glasses or contact lens might help you.
-if it's not, then it needs a detailed neurological assessment too.
- cosmetic surgical intervention of the muscles can be done .
Before going for consultation take some old photographs as the eye doctor can compare then and now status of the squint.
So do let us know after your consultation
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Blurred Vision, Minor Headaches. Treatment Options?

Hi Thanks for writing to us. If you have not done an eye check up yet, do consult as any strabismus/squint needs a direct prompt examination to know the cause of it and treatment varies accordingly. Since it is of a recent onset (3yrs) and associated with headache and blurred vision, -if it s due to refractive error, glasses or contact lens might help you. -if it s not, then it needs a detailed neurological assessment too. - cosmetic surgical intervention of the muscles can be done . Before going for consultation take some old photographs as the eye doctor can compare then and now status of the squint. So do let us know after your consultation