Question
A 6.5-year-old child underwent a refraction test after dilation, with an uncorrected vision of 0.5+ in the left eye and 0.8 in the right eye. The hospital prescribed glasses for correction, with a prescription of -0.50+1.5070 for the left eye to achieve a vision of 0.8, and -0.50+1.5090 for the right eye, also reaching a vision of 0.8. Additionally, the child undergoes 45 minutes of farsightedness treatment daily.
Answer
For such cases, treatment should be persistent. Astigmatism issues require correction through glasses, while amblyopia requires specialized treatment. There are devices specifically designed for amblyopia treatment available on the market today, and it is recommended to undergo more professional treatment at the hospital daily. If time does not permit, consider purchasing related treatment devices. For mild