Patient's question:
Female, 21 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? Can adult amblyopia be treated with surgery?Doctor's answer:
Because the optic nerves of adults have already developed and improved, surgery is usually not required. In some cases, patients are completely unable to undergo surgical treatment. If surgery is performed blindly to correct vision, it may lead to adverse reactions, and in severe cases, it can make vision worse. It is best to choose corrective eyeglasses that can provide the desired effect, as this is the only way to correct eye vision.