Patient's question:
Sincerely, I kindly ask the experts, doctors, and all my friends to help my child!!! My child is currently 3 and a half years old. He had jaundice that didn't go away for 18 days after birth and was cured and discharged from Tianjin Children's Hospital using a blue light therapy device. After he started walking, he walked very carefully, and we always thought it was due to his personality. Around the time he was two years old, we noticed that he tilted his head when focusing on objects. A few days ago, it was found that both his eyes have astigmatism of 300 degrees each, with slight hyperopia. I would like to ask if this is congenital or related to the blue light exposure. If so, besides correcting with glasses, is there any better method?!Doctor's answer:
Hello, it's not related to looking at blue light. First, go to the hospital for a check-up, have your pupils dilated for a vision test, and only then can the refractive state be determined to evaluate the condition. If the result is from a dilated vision test, it should be true myopia, and this definitely requires wearing glasses.