Patient's question:
How to correct a child's strabismus? The child has had this condition for a long time, and I am very worried about it, afraid it will worsen. Please give me some advice from the doctor.Doctor's answer:
Early diagnosis and treatment are essential conditions for correcting strabismus. Although treatment methods vary depending on the type, the most important factors are the patience of parents and cooperation with the doctor. More importantly, it is not only the formal training in hospitals but also the need for parents and families to receive training in hospitals, urging children to do homework, accurately performing cover therapy, and obediently wearing the correct glasses. Moreover, correcting strabismus is not an overnight task but rather a process that spans a few short months to long years. Generally speaking, it takes at least half a year or more, and we must never give up halfway, otherwise, it will be in vain.