Strabismus, how to treat it, treatment methods

Squint refers to the situation where people need to squint their eyes when looking at things or others. This phenomenon is mostly caused by not developing good eye habits in childhood. Children always squint their eyes when looking at people, and parents do not pay attention to or correct their children.

If a child has symptoms of strabismus, it is probably due to refractive errors in the eyes. It is necessary to clarify whether the child has hyperopia, myopia or astigmatism, and then correct it according to the child's specific situation. At ordinary times, we should pay attention to correcting the child's bad eye habits and avoid using the eyes for too long, which will cause eye fatigue.

1. Parents may find that their children develop squinting eyes when they are inattentive or their overall resistance is reduced.

2. I have the habit of tilting my head when studying or looking at things.

3. When looking at things, you are easily afraid of bright light and often have the habit of squinting your eyes to see things.

What are the dangers of strabismus?

1. The appearance is not beautiful, causing children's psychological inferiority complex;

2. Impact on visual function, often causing severe amblyopia, destroying binocular vision function, and forming stereo blindness;

3. If certain strabismus is not treated in time, it will affect the physical development of children, such as facial asymmetry, crooked neck, spinal deformity and other developmental abnormalities.

Treatments for strabismus.

The earlier strabismus is discovered, the better it is to treat. The main treatments include surgical and non-surgical treatments.

1. Most strabismus requires surgery to correct. During the myopia correction treatment, children should play less with mobile phones and computers, and wear blue light Taimei protective glasses to protect the retina when using the computer.

2. For some children with esotropia, wearing glasses can partially or completely eliminate the strabismus;

3. Some minor strabismus can be treated by wearing prisms or training monocular vision to re-establish binocular vision function.