Patient's question:
Newborn strabismus, what to do if the baby's eyes are slightly cross-eyed at one month, one eye with double eyelids, one eye with single eyelidsDoctor's answer:
If the baby's other growth conditions are normal and there are no problems with eye movement, then it should not be a big issue. Within the first two years of life, some babies may have a condition called esotropia. At the same time, make sure not to let the baby look at phones, computers, or other radiation-emitting devices. If you are still concerned, you can take the baby to an ophthalmologist for a check-up. It is recommended to assess the degree of strabismus to determine if surgical treatment is needed. Let the baby rest more and ensure they get enough sleep. Drink plenty of water.