Patient's question:
My daughter is a premature baby, and now she has retinopathy of prematurity. I haven't treated her for it, but she has recovered on her own. However, I don't know if it will recur in the future. What should I do about retinopathy of prematurity?Doctor's answer:
Premature infants should undergo timely and thorough eye examinations. Laser treatment can be used for treatment, and this technology is currently very mature. Never, under any circumstances, wait until the condition worsens significantly. Once it has worsened, treatment becomes very difficult, and it will also have a significant impact on vision. In daily life, it is essential to pay close attention and observe the baby's various physical conditions carefully. If anything seems abnormal, go to the hospital immediately.