Patient's question:
My child is 34 days old, weighing 4 pounds 2 ounces at birth, and stayed in the incubator for 5 days. Now they are 101 days old and still cannot roll over. Sometimes they enjoy themselves, but they rarely babble. I've noticed a very common issue of overheating. The child's left eye is slightly cross-eyed. Is it because they stayed in the incubator for too long? Can it be corrected now? What should I do?!First follow-up question: But the child's one eye is slightly cross-eyed. Can it be corrected?
Doctor's answer:
Problem Analysis: Strabismus has a significant impact on appearance, often affecting a child's psychological development. However, what is more important is the reduced vision in the deviated eye, which can lead to amblyopia and the loss of binocular vision.Recommendations: The treatment methods for strabismus include wearing glasses, patching the eye, eye axis correction training, eye muscle surgery, or a combination of these methods. It is recommended that you take your child to an ophthalmologist for timely examination and correction.