When does a child’s vision typically develop fully? How can you determine if a child’s vision is normal? Do they need further examination?

Retinopathy of premature infants typically recurs in cases of excessive oxygen intake, usually discovered during a vision screening about half a month after oxygen therapy, and may be accompanied by vision issues. Timely collaboration with doctors for further examination and treatment can help prevent future vision damage.

The Best Timing and Treatment Principles for 10-Year-Old Amblyopia Surgery

Learn about the causes of floaters and how to address this vision problem through proper rest or treatment.

Timing for Treating Pediatric Nasolacrimal Duct Obstruction

Summary of situations where mydriasis refraction is applicable

Your condition may be suitable for plastic surgery, and the results are generally good.

If a baby is born with frequent tearing and crying, it might be due to dacryocystitis causing a lacrimal duct obstruction. It is recommended to undergo lacrimal duct irrigation and receive anti-infection treatment.

Angle-closure glaucoma, as a common type of glaucoma, usually achieves good results with surgery performed in a regular hospital’s ophthalmology department. It is recommended that patients pay attention to rest, maintain a normal lifestyle, and regularly visit the hospital’s ophthalmology department for follow-up and treatment to stabilize the condition. If symptoms continue to worsen, it is advisable to return to the hospital for a follow-up visit as soon as possible.

How to Treat a 3-Month-Old Baby’s Dacryocystitis