Patient's question:
At the age of six or seven, my parents took me to the district hospital for treatment. My right eye had congenital strabismus, which affected its beauty. However, the doctor treated it as nearsightedness at the time, saying that congenital conditions couldn't be treated. Can it be treated?Doctor's answer:
According to your description above, I wonder what your current age is? If you discovered strabismus at the age of six or seven, it can be considered wearing glasses to correct it. If it wasn't corrected at that time, it's possible that now the only option might be surgery to correct it. It is recommended that in your current situation, it is best to first go to the hospital for a check-up and then see what advice your local doctor gives you. Generally speaking, it can still be adjusted and treated.