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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Discussing the Diagnosis and Treatment of Pediatric Retinopathy

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Ten months after glaucoma surgery, with good control of intraocular pressure, how can photophobia be improved?

One month after an traumatic pupil dilation, there is still photophobia, normal intraocular pressure. How should it be handled?