Question
A 7.5-year-old child is experiencing vision decline, and upon examination, it is found that they have strabismus, which is not easily noticeable. Is it necessary to undergo surgical treatment? Can vision be fully restored after surgery?
Answer
Hello, vision decline in a 7.5-year-old child may be related to early exposure to television and computers, which could lead to vision deterioration. It is recommended to use eye drops appropriately to improve the symptoms. If the vision decline is rapid, it should be considered whether it is due to congenital myopia. Parents should take their child to the hospital for professional treatment. Regarding the strabismus issue, whether surgical treatment is necessary should be determined by a professional doctor based on the child’s specific condition. The degree of vision recovery after surgery varies from individual to individual and cannot be generalized. It is advisable for parents to communicate fully with the doctor, understand all treatment options and their possible outcomes, in order to make the most suitable choice for their child.