Strabismus isn’t just a “lazy eye” or cosmetic issue. It’s a condition where the eye muscles and the brain’s control of those muscles aren’t working together, causing one eye to drift inward, outward, upward, or downward. Here’s what’s going on behind the scenes: 1. Your eyes are meant to work as a team. Each eye has six muscles, and the brain coordinates them with extreme precision. When that coordination breaks, the eyes lose alignment. 2. The drifting eye isn’t simply “weak.” The brain may su

Join Dr. Muhammad Israr as he explains what squint (strabismus) is, its common symptoms, and the advanced treatment options available at FIO to help restore proper eye alignment and vision. Don’t ignore the signs—early diagnosis leads to better outcomes! 💡✨ #SquintEye #Strabismus #EyeCare #FIO #DrMuhammadIsrar #VisionHealth #Ophthalmology #EyeTreatment | Frontier Institute of Ophthalmology - FIO Hospital

Why do some people have crossed eyes? Crossed eyes, also known as strabismus, happen when the muscles around the eyes don’t align properly. This can cause the brain to ignore one eye, leading to blurred or double vision. #strabismus #strabismussurgery #shortsreels #medicalarts #healthshorts #VisionFacts #eyehealth #science #humanbody #medicalart #medicaleducation #surgery | Medical Arts