How to Adjust Baby’s Strabismus?

Children are prone to conditions like strabismus due to incomplete development of eye muscles, which usually improve as they grow older. It’s recommended to look at distant objects more often and near objects less, and to have their eyes checked as they get older.
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How to Adjust Nearsightedness and Strabismus in a 6-Year-Old Child?

The binocular alternate occlusion method can be used for refractive amblyopia and monocular strabismic amblyopia. If the vision of the amblyopic eyes is equal, binocular equal quantity alternate occlusion can be adopted, with each eye covered for 3 days; if there is a difference in vision between the eyes, a 4:1 or 5:1 method can be used according to the specific situation, meaning covering the better-seeing eye for 4 days and then switching to cover the weaker-seeing eye for 1 day, allowing the eye with poorer vision to see more things, thereby training it more and promoting faster improvement in vision, aiming for balanced and enhanced binocular vision.
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How to Care for Macular Holes?

Postoperative care for macular holes includes psychological, dietary, postural, and basic nursing. Adopting appropriate postures based on the location of the hole or retinal detachment is crucial for promoting recovery and preventing complications. It is important to strictly follow medical instructions for posture care.
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How to Clean Eye Foreign Objects and Improve Retinopathy of Prematurity

How to clean eye foreign objects? Currently, you can improve it by cleaning with tea water and then dropping eye drops to maintain eye hygiene and avoid eating irritating food. Since the causes of retinopathy of prematurity in premature infants are diverse, it is necessary to investigate the cause and adopt targeted treatment before treatment can be effective. Moreover, nursing measures in daily life are indispensable. It is recommended to eat less spicy food and more eye-protecting foods.
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