Patient's question:
The child has been saying for two weeks that they can't see things clearly. The previous treatment and its effects: They went to the hospital for a thorough examination, and their vision was 0.6. The doctor prescribed three days of dilating eye drops and said they should return for a follow-up check-up in 20 days. It was said that they might need to wear glasses. Hello, is it myopia? What kind of assistance do you need: Hello, the child is so young, what is the cause? Is it myopia? If it is myopia, can they do without glasses? How can it be corrected? Thank you.Doctor's answer:
The child has been complaining for two weeks that they can't see clearly. After a thorough examination at the hospital, their vision was found to be 0.6. The doctor recommended using dilating eye drops for three days and said to return for a follow-up check-up in 20 days.Advice:
Hello, we initially believe that your child has myopia. If they do, we recommend wearing glasses, as wearing glasses is also a form of treatment. We suggest visiting a regular hospital ophthalmology department to have their eyes tested to confirm the degree of myopia. The principle of lens selection is to achieve the lowest possible prescription that provides the best vision. Contact lenses can also be worn.