When a baby’s eye is accidentally poked by a straw, how should parents respond? This article provides emergency treatment steps and subsequent medical advice for further examination.

One month after an eye injury, vision may decline, but this is not necessarily related to the injury. It could be due to myopia or other conditions.

Discuss the appropriate handling methods and potential impact on vision after a four-year-old girl injures her forehead and eyelid in a restaurant.

Principles of Dealing with and Treating Eye Injuries

The recovery from eye injuries depends on the severity and cause of the injury, requiring identification of the cause and targeted treatment, along with proper daily care.

Dietary Recommendations and Precautions After Eye Injuries

Patients inquire about the reasons for blurred vision after eye injury treatment and whether it will improve over time

Diplopia in both eyes is caused by a disorder in the eye muscles or the brain nerves that control them. Possible causes include myasthenia gravis, diabetes, Graves’ disease, brain tumors, strokes, aneurysms, multiple sclerosis, throat cancer, and trauma (fracture of the orbital wall, causing the extraocular muscles to be trapped). Treatment methods mainly include (1) monocular occlusion or fogging method, which involves using only one eye to see and can alleviate the discomfort caused by diplopia. (2) For those with mild diplopia, a prism-corrective glasses can be used to correct the vision.

Children can be concerned about vision impairment or scarring if they get foam in their eyes.