A 9-year-old boy always has trouble seeing things clearly, seeing people as if through a mosaic. Upon an eye examination, it was found that he has a mild case of strabismus. What should be done about intermittent strabismus in children? When a child is diagnosed with intermittent strabismus, timely follow-up visits and corrective treatment should be initiated. In some cases, surgical correction may be considered. During the treatment process, it is important to follow the doctor’s advice, regularly undergo follow-up visits. At home, attention should be paid to correct eye posture, and active eye function exercises should be performed. Keep the eyes clean and maintain a long-term commitment. Symptoms vary depending on the cause, so patients should seek prompt and systematic examinations at regular three-level A hospitals to receive targeted treatment. In addition, patients should maintain a regular lifestyle, pay attention to cold protection and warmth, eat more light and soft foods, ventilate frequently, and drink more hot water.
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The child’s eyes have been tearing and crying a lot since birth. How should we handle myopia in a 6-month-old?
A child’s eyes often tear up shortly after birth, and they tend to cry frequently. How should we handle myopia in children?
Discuss the treatment and management of nearsightedness in 5-year-old children, emphasizing the importance of professional ophthalmic examinations.
A 6-year-old boy has nearsightedness, itchy and red eyes, and some blood vessels. After examination, he was diagnosed with pediatric astigmatism. How should we handle this condition in children? The treatment process requires patience, perseverance, and confidence, and should not be rushed. The treatment for amblyopia is a slow process, with gradual improvement in vision. The treatment period can range from 1-2 years to 7-8 years. Some parents may be eager to see results and want to correct amblyopia within a few months. However, some parents may become impatient due to lack of immediate results, relaxing their guidance and guidance to the child, which may delay the child’s treatment. This is mainly because they do not understand that the growth and development of visual function is a gradual process.
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