Patient's question:
My child's eyes couldn't open at birth, and an MRI showed a mass in the lower right eye, suspicious of vascular lymphatic lesions. I went to Guangzhou but couldn't see a doctor because they said my child was too young to be given medication and had never seen such a case. Now my child is 50 days old, and the mass has grown larger, but the eyes still can't open. Can this be surgically treated? I'm afraid of missing the opportunity for my child, and I don't even know where to go for help. If surgery is possible, please tell me. 13553983067Doctor's answer:
If there are no symptoms with this congenital malformation, regular observation is sufficient. If symptoms appear, surgical treatment is still required. Postoperative recovery is generally acceptable for most people.