Treatment options for children with amblyopia

With the increase in the use of electronic products in recent years, the number of children suffering from amblyopia has increased. When a child at home suffers from amblyopia, many parents feel extremely anxious, and many families believe that their children's eye vision will definitely be impaired in the future. Generally speaking, if you encounter this situation, you should see a doctor in time and actively seek treatment based on the doctor's advice. Generally there are several ways:

1. Correcting refractive errors: Through precise medical optometry and scientific therapeutic glasses, making objects appear clearly on the retina is the key first step in treating amblyopia.

2. Red light flashing training: Using nano red light to stimulate the most sensitive cells in the central area of ​​the macula of the fundus, it can accelerate cell growth and improve children's vision.

3. Light brush training: further stimulates the macular area, especially for paracentral fixation.

4. Grating training: Use computer multimedia to conduct fine vision training on visual functions, and gradually improve children's vision and visual function.

5. Ultrasound therapy: Use amblyopia ultrasound therapy device to improve local blood supply to the eyes, relieve visual fatigue, and speed up the healing time of amblyopia.

6. Afterimage therapy: By using virtual scenes to integrate amblyopia treatment and computer animation, the inhibition of the macular area of ​​the fundus can be eliminated to varying degrees, thereby improving vision and correcting eccentric fixation. If amblyopia is detected and treated early, it is possible to completely cure it. The best time to treat amblyopia is before the age of 6. At this time, the retina development is unstable. As long as the treatment method is appropriate, most cases can be completely cured. After the age of 12, the chances of cure are smaller.

Judging from the above treatment plans, the earlier amblyopia in children is treated, the better, and the younger the treatment, the less impact it will have on the child's future life. Therefore, as parents, we should observe our children more in daily life to see if they have any abnormal behaviors. If so, we should discover and treat them as soon as possible. Don't wait until the condition becomes serious before rushing to the doctor, which will delay the child's treatment.