Can congenital amblyopia be treated?

Patient's question:

No

Doctor's answer:

Strabismus refers to individuals whose corrected vision does not reach 0.8 after wearing appropriate glasses, with no organic eye disease present. There are many methods for treating strabismus, including fine motor skill training (such as threading needles, stringing beads, and tracing), strabismus training device therapy (e.g., red light flicker therapy, afterimage therapy), and synoptophore training, among others. The prerequisite for implementing these treatment methods is wearing appropriate glasses.