Patient's question:
Basic Information: Female, 3 years oldDisease/Symptoms: Child has a bit of a stye
Description of Condition: The girl is two years and two months old, and she has a stye. It has been somewhat less noticeable for a while, but then it becomes very obvious again. How should it be treated?
Doctor's answer:
Strabismus, also known as "esotropia," is another form of. Treatment methods are divided into two types: non-surgical therapy refers to small-angle convergent, where we can wear glasses. If the can be resolved, the eye position will be aligned when wearing glasses. Children who still have after 1-2 years of non-surgical treatment should, in addition to wearing glasses, undergo eye surgery to correct the eye position to prevent the development of, avoid deformities of the head, face, and spine, and surgery is best performed before the age of 12.