Question

My child has been crying a lot and their eyes always tear up shortly after birth. What are the treatment methods for pediatric strabismus?

Answer

Hello, may I know your child’s vision? Generally, strabismus is accompanied by amblyopia, so it’s important to determine if your child has it. In general, patients with accommodative strabismus and partial esotropia can be corrected and their eye position can be restored with the use of glasses. In your child’s case, you can have your child’s strabismus tested at the hospital and the results of the test will determine the most effective treatment plan. Strabismus is a common ophthalmologic procedure that is safe because it does not require entry into the eye or involve the optic nerve or intraocular tissues. Strabismus surgery is performed under a microscope and is a short, minimally invasive procedure with a quick recovery. Hospitalization is required for 3-4 days. In children with strabismus, surgery can improve stereopsis, and improve binocular fusion. If surgery is needed for strabismus, the sooner the better, so it is recommended that you have your child examined as soon as possible. If you have any questions, please feel free to ask! We wish your child a speedy recovery. Adjustable strabismus and some cases of exotropia can usually be corrected with glasses. You can have your child’s strabismus measured at a hospital and a treatment plan tailored to the results of the examination will be devised. Strabismus is a common ophthalmological surgery that does not require entering the eye and does not involve the optic nerve or intraocular tissues, making it very safe. We perform strabismus surgery under a microscope, which is short in duration, minimally invasive, and has a quick postoperative recovery. Hospitalization is typically required for 3-4 days. For pediatric strabismus surgery, it can improve stereoscopic vision and binocular fusion function. If surgery is necessary for strabismus, it is best to undergo it as early as possible, so I suggest you bring your child for an examination as soon as possible. If you have any questions, feel free to consult! Wishing your child a speedy recovery.