Patient's question:
How to correct a child's squint when watching TV? The child has had this condition for a long time, and I am very worried about it worsening. Please give me some advice from a doctor.Doctor's answer:
Maybe many parents will find that their children have a habit of watching TV at an angle. In this case, they might think their children could have strabismus or amblyopia. If there are no symptoms of strabismus normally, occasionally watching TV at an angle is just a habit. The mother should correct it in time. If observed, remind immediately. Don't let the baby get used to it, otherwise it will be very difficult to change.Additionally, if the TV image is unclear or shaky, children may not understand what they are watching, rather than watching TV, they see people or pictures. So it's better not to watch TV at all. If you want to watch, you can only watch for a few minutes. He likes new things. You can take him out more often.