Patient's question:
I am 39 weeks pregnant now. This morning, I experienced contractions again and noticed some bleeding. I quickly went to the hospital, where the doctor asked me to have a prenatal examination. The detailed check-up revealed that the fetus might have a kidney cyst. It may require treatment after birth, and I need to consult the doctor. What is a fetal kidney cyst?Doctor's answer:
Our normal eyes are two eyes that can look at the same target at the same time, while strabismus means that both eyes cannot focus on the same target simultaneously. With one eye looking at the target, the other eye can deviate from it, and the positions of the two eyes shift again, which is called strabismus. The common term "crossed eyes" that people use in daily life is also a type of strabismus. If you notice that your child has this condition, it is recommended to take them to a specialized ophthalmology hospital for a thorough examination and prompt treatment. Children can achieve normal vision through correction.