Patient's question:
Female, 20 years old, watches TV very close, can't see clearly when watching from a distance. The hospital examination said there are symptoms of mild strabismus, and she is very worried about her child's condition. How should adult strabismus be treated?Doctor's answer:
Strabismus must be taken seriously. Currently, strabismus can be treated surgically by using surgery to adjust the strength and attachment points of the extraocular muscles to stabilize the strabismus. Of course, it can also be corrected without surgery through corrective glasses, but this is generally only suitable for patients with accommodative esotropia. It is recommended that you consult an ophthalmologist to choose a treatment plan based on your specific condition. Different causes lead to different symptoms, and patients need to go to a formal, top-tier hospital for systematic and standardized examinations as soon as possible to receive symptomatic treatment. Additionally, patients should maintain a regular schedule, take precautions against cold, eat light and soft foods, ensure good ventilation, and drink plenty of hot water daily.