Patient's question:
I've never experienced this kind of situation since I was a child—it's that I occasionally feel my eyes tremble again, and my vision is becoming increasingly blurry. After a thorough examination, I found out it's congenital nystagmus and amblyopia. But I want to ask, can congenital nystagmus and amblyopia be treated? How is it treated?Doctor's answer:
If it is congenital, it is recommended to seek treatment at a regular ophthalmology hospital. For such conditions, treatment should be based on the actual condition, and it is important not to blindly rely on folk remedies or unproven methods. During treatment, it is essential to pay attention to eye usage time and regulate your sleep schedule. Applying warm compresses to your eyes every night can help reduce inflammation and alleviate eye fatigue.