Patient's question:
Can baby styes be treated? The child has had this condition for a long time, and I am very worried, afraid it will become serious. Please give me some advice from the doctor.Doctor's answer:
First, go to the hospital and ask for an ophthalmologist specializing in pediatric ophthalmology to check if the "eye-to-eye" symptom is true esotropia. If it is caused by hypermetropic refractive error, glasses can be worn for correction in the future. If it is congenital esotropia, only selective surgery can correct it.Two months later, the baby's vision improved, and they could focus on people and objects around them. At this time, if the baby sleeps in a crib, toys and objects should not be placed near the sky in the crib, especially not within 1.5 meters.