Optic nerve atrophy is not a disease itself, but a symptom resulting from pathological changes in retinal ganglion cells and their axons. The treatment of the underlying cause is crucial. While complete recovery is rare, it is possible to maintain and restore the function of residual nerve fibers. Patients should maintain confidence and persist with treatment. The effectiveness of current medication treatments is still unclear, as there is a lack of rigorous clinical trials.
The left eye frequently blinks and is significantly smaller than the right eye; inquiring about possible causes and treatment methods
Discussing the Differences Between Pediatric Superior Oblique Paresis and Superior Oblique Muscle Paresis
My son is five months old, and a blood-red spot with a diameter of 0.1 millimeters has appeared on the outer side of his left eye. What could be the cause?
Discuss the case of an 8-year-old child experiencing overcorrection after strabismus surgery and professional advice
If a child’s eyes become red and swollen after a strabismus examination, it may be an infection. It is recommended to use eye drops or consider a revisit to the hospital. Depending on the condition, glasses may be needed. Additionally, medication can be used to reduce secretions. To ensure an appropriate treatment plan, it is suggested to visit a regular three-level A hospital for examination early on. To prevent the deterioration of strabismus, it is recommended to maintain a regular lifestyle, keep warm, and have a light diet with adequate water intake. This can help alleviate symptoms and promote recovery.
My child keeps saying they can’t see the blackboard clearly, but they are still young and don’t play with phones. They don’t read in bed and their posture while writing is correct. How can they not be able to see the blackboard? I took them to the hospital and found out it’s pediatric retinopathy. What should I do?
According to the description, a child born blind may be caused by congenital malformation or lack of vitamin A. It is recommended to undergo a detailed examination and hospitalization for treatment.
How to Treat Congenital Retinopathy in Children?
Understanding the differences between conjunctivitis and dacryocystitis, and providing professional advice for your baby’s eye health.
