Patient's question:
My child is two years old. When he looks down, his upper eyelid doesn't cover his black eye, which is commonly known as "sunset syndrome." He has had a thyroid check-up, and the results were normal. The doctor also doesn't think it's related to hydrocephalus or brain issues. What other problems could it be?Doctor's answer:
Hello, I'm glad to answer your question: If this child has been ruled out for cranial injuries, then it should be considered a disease of the eye itself, such as weak eye muscle strength, especially the upper eyelid muscle. It is necessary to exercise the local muscle strength of the child's eyes as much as possible. In terms of diet, eat more vegetables and pay attention to rest time for the eyes, avoid overusing them. I hope my answer helps you.