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What are the precautions for pediatric spleen and stomach disharmony?

At 2 years old, my son occasionally exhibits strabismus symptoms. What should we do?

Strabismus is an abnormal eye movement caused by an imbalance in the muscles that control the eyes. The random movement of a newborn’s eyes is normal, and they typically begin to move together within a few weeks after birth. If a baby’s eyes cannot move in the same direction (one up, one down), it may indicate strabismus.

Is it possible to undergo surgery for children with strabismus?

Precautions to be noted before and after strabismus surgery.

Inquire about treatment methods for pediatric strabismus, especially for patients who have already undergone binocular alternating exotropia surgery, and how to handle potential recurring strabismus issues.

Recovery Time After Strabismus Surgery in a 7-Year-Old Child’s Right Eye

Pediatric stuttering may be caused by poor language function development. It is recommended to undergo a cranial magnetic resonance imaging and EEG examination to rule out cranial and brain maldevelopment, and to undergo rehabilitation training.

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