Patient's question:
One eye doesn't like to open, and they are of different sizes. What kind of assistance do they need: Do newborns need treatment? Examinations, check the results (please create a medical record below):Doctor's answer:
According to your interpretation, one eyelid droops and one pupil is dilated, which may be due to third nerve palsy. Common causes include trauma, cerebral aneurysm, cerebral hemorrhage, cerebral infarction, brain tumor, febrile diseases, and diabetes, among others, leading to a lesion in the oculomotor nerve somewhere between the brain's oculomotor nucleus and the eye. Please consider the child's delivery situation, such as whether there was a difficult birth or trauma. It is recommended that you visit a neurology department for a physical examination to determine whether the eyelid drooping and pupil dilation mentioned above are present.