What are the symptoms of strabismus in children, and the symptoms of strabismus in children

The common symptoms of strabismus are: 1. Upward drift of the eyeball. 2. Nystagmus, such as congenital esotropia.

3. Ophthalmic torticollis. Fourth, double vision. Such as paralytic strabismus, acute common esotropia.

5. Strabismus forms amblyopia, but those who can fix alternately should not form amblyopia. 6. I like to close one eye in the sun. Avoid double vision.

7. Ptosis of the upper eyelids, such as vertical strabismus patients may be accompanied by true or pseudoptosis. 8. Deviation of the eye position. Sometimes parents should not be discovered, but by those around them.

Parents should be aware that if their child has one of the following conditions, he or she may have strabismus

1. When the child is inattentive or the whole body resistance is reduced, there is no focus or many white eyes;

2. Have the habit of tilting your head to look at things;

3. Fear of bright light;

4. Often squint at one eye to see things;

5. When concentrating on a nearby object, roll your eyes in the direction of the inner corner of the eye.

Once the child's eyes are discovered, parents should take the child to the hospital for a more detailed examination to prevent the condition from worsening.

Hello, it is recommended to go to a regular place to do some basic tests about strabismus. For example, history, visual function tests, and measurement of strabismus, such as mild strabismus can be corrected with prisms, severe cases may require surgery**.

There are many symptoms of strabismus in children, and it is easy for parents to ignore them.

There are many manifestations of strabismus in children, if it is horizontal strabismus, whether it is esotropia or exotropia, if it is very obvious strabismus, parents should be able to see it. When one eye is looking at you, the other eye may be in the inner corner of the eye or in the outer corner of the eye, which is a more obvious overt strabismus. There is also intermittent strabismus or hidden strabismus, which may only be obvious when looking carefully or when slipping, relaxing, looking at a distance, being tired, or thinking about something.

Generally speaking, if a child develops esotropia after 6 months, it is important not to have surgery immediately, but to dilate the pupils first. If you have farsightedness, you should first wear glasses with sufficient prescription correction for 3 to 6 months, and if the esotropia is completely corrected, you can continue to wear glasses without surgery**.

In this case, the common manifestations are:

First, it affects the appearance, and normal human eyes are staring at the same target when they see things. Strabismus patients have one eye staring at the target, and the other eye is off the target, which is very unnatural and will also affect the patient's heart. Therefore, the first obvious harm is the appearance, which affects the patient's psyche.

Second, stereoscopic vision is the ability to judge objects far, near or deep and shallow, just like closing one eye up and down the stairs will feel a deep foot, shallow foot is unstable, although the strabismus patient is looking at things with both eyes at the same time, but the target of seeing is different, going up and down the stairs will appear the same feeling as a normal person closing one eye, which is easy to cause physical injury.

Therefore, if the child's eyes are squinted, then it must be paid attention to.

And how the child's eye strabismus is specific, then it depends on the type of strabismus, and the type of strabismus is different, so the method is also different.

Depending on the type of strabismus, it can generally be divided into surgical and non-surgical methods.

1) The surgical method is to adjust the strength of the external eye muscle and the position of the attachment point by surgical means, so that the eye position tends to be normal.

Congenital esotropia (cross-eyed) and upper and lower strabismus usually require surgery**, and non-accommodative and oblique strabismus usually need to be corrected by surgery.

2) Non-surgical method: Not all strabismus requires surgery**, if it is accommodative esotropia, it can be corrected as long as appropriate farsighted glasses or bifocals are worn. If there is also a refractive abnormality of medium to high intensity, it is often necessary to wear glasses to correct it, and axial correction training can be used to help restore monovision and increase the fusion ability of both eyes.

If amblyopia is also present, amblyopia training is also indispensable**.

Strabismus caused by refractive error is recommended to take medication in time to correct the refractive error. It is recommended to take two sachets of Leyan Vision Nutrients every day, and if you insist on taking it for a period of time, the refractive error will gradually be corrected, and the strabismus will gradually improve or even recover.

Strabismus in children is when the eyeball is not positioned properly, and seeing things is oblique rather than positive. We can divide children into the following categories according to different types of performance.

The first type of paralytic strabismus, which appears due to paralysis of the eye muscles, at this time the baby often tilts his head in order to see things, in order to use the head position to compensate for the direction of the eye can not turn, many of us come to misdiagnose it as torticollis.

The second type of alternate strabismus is the one in which the baby appears regularly every other day and develops into constant strabismus over months or years.

The third type is esotropia, which we commonly call cross-eyed. Children are often more common within 1 year old, and children within 6 months are often physiological, such as parents like to let their children play with those rattles, and the things placed in front of the children's eyes are relatively close, so this series of performances can easily lead to cross-eyed children. But these cockfights will also disappear with age, and slowly ease as our behavior changes.

The last one, we call it exotropia, commonly known as squint white eye, this kind of baby has no symptoms in the early stage, gradually develops, looking at near things is uncomfortable in both eyes, and more causes double vision unconsciously will close one eye to see things, of course, in the mental inconcentration or when looking at distant objects is to have one eye to run out, not easy to observe, but sometimes you feel that the child is particularly afraid of the sun, you should be highly vigilant.

We know that after strabismus occurs in children, the clinical manifestations and clinical symptoms are very obvious. When one eye fixes on the target, the other eye will have a very pronounced eye alignment, and there may also be compensatory head position, double vision, fear of light tears, and low vision.

Therefore, after the occurrence of strabismus in children, do not be careless, be sure to take the child to the hospital as soon as possible to see what causes the strabismus, and at the same time look at the type of strabismus, the degree of strabismus, and be sure to do it as soon as possible**.

We know that after strabismus, stereopsis tends to be very poor or almost non-existent. Therefore, while correcting strabismus, it is also necessary to exercise the stereopia function as soon as possible.

We know that there are many types of strabismus in children, including congenital and acquired, common strabismus, accommodative strabismus, paralytic strabismus, and of course, strabismus caused by eye trauma, which is generally paralytic strabismus.

Question 1: What are the symptoms of strabismus in children? Significant strabismus can manifest itself in appearance, while some strabismus may manifest in ways such as photophobia, tearing, and a preference for seeing with one eye closed.

Some patients are prone to visual fatigue, and they are prone to serial vision, blurred vision, and cannot last long.

Some patients like to tilt their heads to see things, especially when watching television. Patients who have a long-term habit of tilting their heads should be careful not to mistake it for a neck problem, which is caused by most eye conditions in people with tilted head vision.

Among them, strabismus, eye muscle paralysis, congenital idiopathic nystagmus, congenital regression syndrome, ptosis, corneal inflammation, inverted lower eyelids, refractive error and other eye diseases are caused, and even the patient is deaf in one ear, and the patient will also have a crooked head to see.

If there is a crooked head, a specialist should be consulted for further examination, diagnosis, and differential diagnosis, and correction of strabismus can be carried out after the diagnosis is clear. It is not easy to mistake muscular oblique for general "crooked neck disease" and treat it improperly.

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Question 2: What are the symptoms of strabismus in children? What to do Hello, I am Jidong Eye Hospital.

If parents find that their child may have strabismus in one of the following conditions, please seek medical attention in a professional hospital in time. 1.Squint 2There is a habit of tilting your head to look at things3Afraid of bright lights, often squinting at things.

Question 3: What are the dangers of strabismus in children? 1. It will affect the development of children's bones throughout the body.

Second, the abnormality of appearance will make children have an inferiority complex.

3. Strabismus can impair children's visual function.

The main symptoms of strabismus in children.

A child with strabismus looks straight forward with one eye and squints with the other. This can happen at any age. Strabismus eyes may be slanted inward or outward, or vertically, i.e., one eye is higher than the other.

Strabismus can be long-term or intermittent, and some occur when the child is reading, tired, or looking at a distance.

1. Amblyopia or lazy eye. When a child has a long-term strabismus, he will not be able to use the eye, resulting in reduced vision in the eye. Eyes that are visually impaired due to lack of use are called amblyopia or lazy eye.

2. Weak binocular vision. The ability to see depth and stereoscopic vision needs to be used in parallel, so children with long-term strabismus will lack depth and three-dimensionality.

Of course, it's the deviation of the eyes! That is, when the eyes are looking straight ahead, the position is asymmetrical!

Intermittent exotropia in children is one of the more common strabismus, strabismus sometimes appears and sometimes disappears, many times it is easy to be ignored, often lose the opportunity of function, find this strabismus in time.

Most of the cases of esotropia become constant soon after the appearance of esotropia, or the state of strabismus is often present, so it is easier to detect and see a doctor early than exotropia. However, because many children have epicanthal folds and a wide nose bridge, sometimes it looks like a "opposite eye" (esotropia), which is found to be "pseudoesotropia" after examination by a professional doctor. This situation is more common in our Oriental peoples.