Understanding the treatment possibilities for strabismus and amblyopia, and how to improve the chances of recovery through regular ophthalmological treatment.

A 4-year-old boy has experienced a significant decline in vision, diagnosed with myopia-related amblyopia and strabismus. The inquirer wants to know if strabismus can be treated and recovered.

Strabismus in the right eye is often related to myopia and can be corrected through medication and lifestyle care.

Children’s blinking may be due to refractive errors, amblyopia, astigmatism, or habitual movements. A comprehensive ophthalmic examination is necessary, especially for amblyopia and strabismus. Before treatment, understand the cause and implement symptomatic treatment. Pay attention to daily care measures, and it is recommended to eat less spicy food and more eye-friendly foods.

7-year-old boy with a history of epilepsy, inquiring whether general anesthesia for strabismus surgery will affect the brain

Strabismus in children may require surgical correction, and the specific treatment plan should be determined based on the examination results.

Learn about correcting strabismus in children, including early diagnosis, treatment options, and the role of parents.

The corrective methods for pediatric strabismus include wearing glasses, eye muscle training, and surgical treatment. Patients need to undergo systematic and standardized examinations at regular three-level A hospitals according to their own conditions, and pay attention to daily living habits and diet.

Information about the cost of strabismus treatment

Discuss the causes of pediatric strabismus and the possibility of natural resolution, as well as the option of cosmetic surgery when necessary.