Question
Female, 6 years old, my child has had a slight improvement in vision recently, and they can’t see things clearly. We went to the hospital and the doctor said it’s strabismus. I want to know, can amblyopia in one eye be treated and improved?
Answer
Amblyopia in one eye generally responds better to treatment at a younger age. It is usually treatable with glasses, which must be worn consistently under a doctor’s guidance. Treatment can also involve using amblyopia therapy devices in conjunction with treatment, or opting for patching therapy to prevent further vision loss. Once vision is restored, stable treatment is necessary. Different causes can lead to different symptoms, so patients should seek immediate and systematic examination at a regular three-level A-grade hospital based on their own condition for targeted treatment. Additionally, patients should maintain regular routines, take good care of cold prevention and warmth, eat light and soft foods in daily diet, ensure good ventilation, and drink more hot water.