What it is
Squint (bhengaapan) means one eye looks a different way.

Children or adults whose one eye turns in, out, up or down. In a child, this can make one eye weak.
Dr. Malay does squint (bhengaapan) checks and surgery.
What it is
Squint (bhengaapan) means one eye looks a different way.
What you may feel
The eyes do not look together. In a child this can weaken one eye.
What we do
We check the eyes. Glasses or surgery can straighten them.
Squint, or bhengaapan, means the two eyes do not look at the same place. In a child, the brain may start using only the straight eye. The other eye can become lazy.
We measure how much the eye turns. Some children need glasses first. Some need surgery to straighten the eye. We tell you which one, and why.
This hospital has done many squint operations. We explain the plan before the day of surgery.
We measure how the eyes look and work together.
We try glasses first when that can help.
If surgery is needed, we do it here and tell you the cost first.
The child or adult comes back so we can see the result.

Ayushman Bharat · PM-JAY
This hospital is listed under PM-JAY. You can come here for eye care.
In other words: we are on the PM-JAY list. Cashless is not available right now. Please ask at the desk before you get admitted.

Simple answers. If you are still not sure, call us.
Your eyes may burn or feel sandy. They can get red. Light may hurt. Night seeing can be hard. Eyes may water and sting. Vision may look blurry. This can be in one eye or both.