Patient's question:
The child was born not long ago, and their eyes always tear up, and they always cry a lot. How does the child get trachoma, and how can it be corrected?Doctor's answer:
In your case, you might consider undergoing plastic surgery, which tends to have a good effect. The cost of plastic surgery is generally not very high, and treatment is possible if you have the conditions. Early detection is key to treating amblyopia. For children under the age of 5, covering the better eye can yield good results. Since the better eye is covered, the brain is forced to use the amblyopic eye. Between the ages of 5 and 9, the effectiveness of treatment depends on age, the severity of amblyopia, and compliance with treatment. The younger the age, the better the outcome. Children as old as 10 may also achieve quite good results. During the occlusion treatment, it is essential to monitor the condition of the covered eye (the better eye) to avoid the development of deprivation amblyopia caused by occlusion.