A child has developed a papilloma on the inner lower eyelid of their left eye. Inquiry about normalcy and the need for surgical treatment.

Pediatric optic nerve atrophy can be treated with medication and nutritional supplements to slow the progression of the condition, but due to the inability of nerves to regenerate, the prognosis is usually not optimistic.

For the issue of red blood veins in a child’s eye corner recurring, experts recommend using anti-inflammatory eye drops and paying attention to eye hygiene to prevent recurrence.

How to treat reticular disease in premature babies?

Potential for spontaneous recovery and sequelae after macular trauma

A friend’s husband, who is a delivery driver, suffered a severe car accident late at night, resulting in the destruction of his vehicle. He sustained serious injuries, with his face swelling to resemble a pig’s head, unable to see anything and struggling to open his eyes. Upon examination by a doctor at the hospital, it was found that he had traumatic hyphema in his right eye. How should this condition be treated?

Traumatic vitreous hemorrhage primarily occurs due to bleeding in the retina after an injury, with blood entering the vitreous and accumulating, which can lead to a decrease in vision.

A parent of a baby born prematurely due to preeclampsia in the 27th week inquires about treatment for the baby’s retinopathy of prematurity, including concerns about the conflict between ventilator use and eye surgery, as well as the fear of delayed treatment.

Treating retinal diseases with traditional Chinese medicine can improve immunity and promote recovery after the absorption of retinal hemorrhage.

Treatment recommendations for 6-year-old children with hyperopic amblyopia