Patient's question:
Male, 6 years old, my child always says he can't see the blackboard clearly, and he says things have double vision. Later, it was found that he has mild strabismus. Is there a cure for amblyopia?Doctor's answer:
Strabismus refers to a condition where, during visual development, insufficient effective stimulation of visual cells is caused by various reasons, leading to monocular or binocular best-corrected visual acuity that is higher than that of normal peers. It is usually monocular, but bilateral recurrence can also occur. Diagnosis is made based on medical history, visual function, and concurrent ocular inflammation. If it is a case of strabismus, the treatment opportunity has already been missed. For myopia, corrective lenses can be used.