can u fix lazy eyes with surgery or with what exercises can it be cured?
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A friend of mine had surgery on his lazy eye and it was  quite an improvement.  You wouldn't even now that he had had one if he didn't point it out to you.\nGood Luck
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My 4 yr old daughter has a bit of a lazy eye, and surgery was an option for her, but we took her to an eye specialist and found out that glasses can also help correct it. I would contact an eye specialist, that deals with children that have lazy eyes, and or crossed eyes. Hope this has helped.
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I'm waiting on surgery to have my left eye operated on. i don't know any procedures around that will fix a catarrh without surgery as you need to have your bad lens removed and a new one put there. I've had my right eye done and can see through it perfectly. i cant see a thing through my left eye. the longer you leave it the worse it get, believe me i know.
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Lazy Eye, look up AMBLYOPIA on the link below
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Noway you can do away with your spectacles.\nEye exercises will help to contain the defect\nIf you are lucky you may get rid of your near sightedness.\nLaser surgery is most effective and best.
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Hi MakeEver\n\nHere is a testimonial and an idea on how to heal the issue.\n\nGlaucoma Disappears: I have a friend who had had eight major surgeries. She lived in constant pain, very seldom was she able to go places and her physician had told her their was nothing more they could do. \n\nShe went on Dr. Christopher's Three Day Cleanse and Mucusless Diet. She started on herbs to cleanse the colon,the blood Cayenne, Calc tea, Yucca AR, Herbal Eyebright, etc. In a matter of about three weeks, her pain was gone. She was able to start living again. In about 3 or 4 months her arthritis left her. \n\nShe had had glaucoma for 13 years. Her glaucoma medicine was making her ill, so she went to her eye specialist. He tested her and said there is not even a trace of glaucoma left. There is virtually no cure for glaucoma, how did you do it. Her reply was thru herbs and diet. She was told whatever it is, don't stop it. He took her off her glaucoma medication, and a special pair of glasses. She now tells me her eyes have improved so much that she can now watch TV without glasses, which she never before had done. She started on this program less than a year ago. Her dark brown eyes are now turning green. She has a ways yet to go, but she is really living again. She is a composer and this past holiday season, had a Christmas Album published. \n\n\nBest of health to both of you\n\nCheers
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I don't think that can be a cause, lazy eye is from a tiny muscle in your eye.  You might be more aware of your eye when your pressure is up, because your pupil is more dilated.
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For the best advice, consult with your regular doctor or your opthamologist / optometrist. \n\nI am not sure of the validity of the other response you have been given. Actually, strenuous exercise can make an eye condition worsen due to increased pressure / blood pressure. If you have a serious eye condition (such as retinal detachment) consult with your doctor before exercising to avoid further complications. \n\nGood luck and best wishes....
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Go for it!  But let me tell you EXACTLY how the procedure will go down.  My husband had the surgery in 2000, and I sat in the waiting room and was able to watch the entire surgery on television live.  They take these clamps and pull his eye open, after he is giving a strong numbing agent in the eye.  Well, he cant feel the clamps. Then, the doctor cuts open his cornea just to the point that it hangs over.  He takes the exposed area and zaps the eyes with a laser. It took just a minute, and then he flips the cornea back into place, and taped my husband's eyes closed. Next, he did the other eye.  Well, he finished in less than five minutes. My husbands eyes were taped shut and these honeycomb looking things were placed over both eyes, along with those big huge glasses you see the elderly people wearing. And voila! That was it. He was given a sedative which helped him sleep when we got home.  He had to wear those honeycomb looking things overnight, but it didn't bother him because he was knocked out from the sedative. He also had plenty of eyedrops. Well, a week later he had a follow up appt. and his vision was incredible!!!!  I hope you decide to do it. And over the years, LASIK has become more and more affordable.  Here's to a speedy recovery.
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Lasik is the way to go. All the other "natural Methods" may improve the sight while you do the exercises but once you quit, it goes back to how it was before. See your local Ophthalmologist.
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niktom_teen87 almost has it right.  It is called orthokeratology (ortho-k for short) and it doesn't permanently correct your vision.  The procedure involves specially shaped rigid contact lenses that re-shape the cornea (the front of the eye) while you sleep.  Re-shaping the cornea changes the focusing power of the eye and makes it so that the eye focuses light exactly on the retina (the back of the eye).  The reason this isn't permanent is that once you stop wearing the lenses at night, your cornea takes up its former shape, so you always have to wear a sort of "retainer" lens.  Your best bet for more specific information is to ask your eye doctor about it.  If he/she doesn't do ortho-k, he/she can at least refer you to a reputable doctor who does.
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Talk to your eye doctor!
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Blimey you don't ask for much do you!!\n\nYou can't increase eye power as such without glasses, however there are certain excercises you can do for your eyes which is very good for focusing!\n\nHold an object about 12 inches away and focus on it hard. Now without moving the object, get your eyes to focus on what is behind the object. This is actually very good exercise for the eyes.\n\nAs with most things, eyes will deteriorate with age. Spectacles will obviously aid your vision but this really is the only way to increase your vision, well apart from laser surgey of course!
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Yes, there is an operation in which they detach and reattach the muscles that move the eye. It is a very simple and quite common procedure, however you may have a type of lazy eye that is more akin to epilepsy and this is brought on by stress or fatigue. The operation is probably covered by most health insurance.
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I had lasik done last year, at 42, for moderate to severe (20/675) myopia.  I'm a hair away from 20/20 now, and am very pleased.\nIf you see an experienced surgeon and are screened for risk factors for the surgery, there should be very little risk of a bad result.  Of all the people I know, only one has had a problem afterwards, and that was chronically dry eyes.  However, she had it done 6 years ago with a blade, not laser, and was told she was borderline (too flat an angle) for the surgery anyway.  \nThe lazy eye can be done if the laziness is not too severe.  You'd have to be examined by the doctor to know for sure. \nI don't know where you are, but I had my eyes done in Canada.  They are 5 years ahead of the USA as far as lasik experience, and it cost half of what it would have cost here.
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Yes, they can actually droop enough to impair vision.  If this happens, it can be surgically corrected.
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Carrots and stuff rich in betacarrotin also eye excersizes....eyes are a muscle and like any muscle they can be improved! exsercise your eyes just by looking up and down or left and right like 10 minutes or so a day and start wearing your glasses and contact lenses less. If you wear them, your eyes become dependent, and you have to ween them away. Good luck!