Patient's question:
How is retinopathy of prematurity treated? The child has had this condition for a long time, and I am very worried, afraid it will worsen. Please give me some advice.Doctor's answer:
It may not be retinopathy of prematurity, but it could also be persistent primary vitreoretinopathy (PHPV). The dilation with atropine should be clear and refractive. If the vision is poor, the esotropia might be a perceptual esotropia, which can be surgically corrected in the future, but the vision cannot be improved. Take your child to the hospital for consultation and examination, and then see what advice the doctor gives. Daily, you should also feed your child more fruits and vegetables.