Okay, here is the translation following your instructions: Question, doctor, I had my son checked, and [the check-up] told there was amblyopia, and

Patient's question:

Just went to check, the result said it was amblyopia

Doctor's answer:

If children are not discovered and treated early, it will lead to low vision in one or both eyes, severely affecting their visual function, lifelong low vision, and becoming stereo-blind. Many parents believe that amblyopia should be treated after school starts, when the child is more mature and easier to cooperate during treatment. In fact, this is wrong. Amblyopia treatment is closely related to age; the younger the age, the better the effect. Some studies show that 3-7 years old is the best treatment period, with 80%-90% being treatable. 7-10 years old is still treatable, but it becomes difficult after 10-12 years old. After 12 years old, the treatment effect is negligible, and treatment after adulthood is ineffective.