Patient's question:
Eyelashes-like tears flowed for about five months. There was a period when, now after being blown by the wind, there would be a need for some assistance: what kind of medicine or if it would get better when growing up...Doctor's answer:
At birth, there is no single vision function, and the vision is less than 1% of that of an adult. There is also no fusion function. Visual function gradually grows and develops with age, and it is necessary to constantly understand the repeated impact of clear images from the outside world to promote growth and development. If strabismus occurs again during this period, and the retina lacks clear images, it constitutes amblyopia.Advice:
Cause: Children's eyes are small, with short eye axes, often being "hyperopic." Additionally, due to the strong refractive power of their corneas and lenses and the tight contraction of their ciliary muscles, children need more coordination to see clearly. Excessive inward or outward turning can lead to esotropia or exotropia.
Comprehensive prevention and treatment: For children in this age group, it is the stage where images on the retina establish connections with the brain. If this stage is missed, such connections cannot be formed again. Therefore, it is essential to detect any unclear vision in children as early as possible, correct it with glasses to restore clear vision, and prevent amblyopia.