Patient's question:
My child was born prematurely during the supply, and has been quite frail. Unfortunately, a few days ago, I had a thorough check-up at the hospital, and the result was retinal. I am very anxious, not knowing how serious this disease is. Will it affect my child's vision?Doctor's answer:
Mothers of premature infants are often prone to retinal disease. Therefore, we need to regularly examine the child to check for any retinal detachment. If such an issue exists, surgery is definitely required. If left untreated, it will certainly affect the child's vision, causing them to be unable to see. So, regular and careful observation is necessary!