Patient's question:
The baby has a very noticeable esotropia in the right eye. The left eye was not as obvious at three years old, but in the past few days, the esotropia has become very noticeable, even when viewed from the front. We don't know if letting her watch TV or use her phone on the bed when she was young had anything to do with it. We are wondering how we can assist her...Doctor's answer:
The symptoms of your child are common ophthalmic diseases in clinical diagnosis, which are usually correctable. It is recommended to come to the hospital for a thorough examination. If it is a problem with the medial rectus muscle, radiofrequency ablation surgery can be used to treat it. Correcting eye usage habits is key!Lifestyle care: It is recommended to eat less greasy and spicy foods, exercise regularly, drink more water, pay attention to hygiene, urinate frequently, and have a balanced diet for three meals a day!
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