Can a brain disorder cause strabismus in a child?

If the brain is pressed against the eye nerve, it should not only be strabismus, but also swelling and pain, and the vision should gradually become unclear.

If you squint from time to time, will the child watch TV by himself and play with the computer in an incorrect posture, causing this phenomenon?

I think if you are worried, you can go to the eye department of a big hospital to check your eyesight, after all, it is the child's eyes, and the eyes are very important, so you still need to protect them.

If it's really a posture problem, it should be corrected as soon as possible.

Your child's eyes should be intermittently squinted, and this type of strabismus is characterized by sometimes squinting and sometimes normal. It is recommended that you take your child to a regular hospital for a check-up, and check the squint of the eyes, as soon as possible**, so as not to affect the child's vision.

Yes, the brain is not affected.

There is a great harm, so that the child's retina is affected, and it will also affect the child's vision, and the eye is biased to one side, which will also make the child's eyes deformed, which will affect the child's normal view.

The dangers of strabismus in children, first.

First, it mainly affects eyesight.

Second, it will affect binocular vision function.

3. Some strabismus will cause myopia to progress more quickly. The visual axis of the strabismus eyes is not parallel, so one eye is always in a state of obliqueness, so he often does not use it, and if he does not use it, it will lead to poor vision development and often form amblyopia.

It can lead to stunted growth, unbalanced vision, vision problems, psychological problems, fear, and low self-esteem.

Commonly known as "squint eye" or "opposite eye", it is a frequent and common disease among children's eye diseases. According to the literature, the incidence is about 1. Strabismus that occurs in childhood not only affects a person's appearance and stereoscopic vision, but also causes mental illnesses such as loneliness and low self-confidence.

Strabismus in children affects the visual function of both eyes, and in severe cases, there is no good stereopal vision. Stereopsis is an advanced visual function that only humans and higher animals have, and it is one of the prerequisites for people to engage in delicate work. Without good stereoscopic vision, there will be great restrictions in terms of learning and employment.

Most patients with strabismus have amblyopia at the same time. Because strabismus patients have been fixing in one eye for a long time, the other eye will cause disuse vision to decline or stop developing, and even if you wear the right glasses, your vision will not be normal in the future. Pediatric strabismus can also affect the development of bones throughout the body, such as the compensatory head position of congenital paralytic strabismus, resulting in cervical muscle contractures and pathological curvature of the spine, and asymmetry of facial development.

What are the dangers of strabismus:

The imbalance of the tension of the six muscles in the wall of the eye leads to the deviation of eye movement, that is, strabismus, if it is not ** for a long time, it will produce the following series of harms:

1. Abnormal appearance affects mental health

Strabismus seriously affects the aesthetics, strabismus patients are often nicknamed, it is inevitable to cast a shadow on the patient's mental health, resulting in their isolation, low self-esteem and abnormal psychology, according to the survey, most strabismus patients are prone to low self-esteem, and affect normal work and social interaction.

2. Amblyopia caused by damage to visual function

Most of the strabismus patients are prone to strabismus amblyopia, resulting in poor vision of strabismus patients, and the vision cannot be corrected for life.

Even if the vision of strabismus patients is normal, when looking at things, due to the deviation of one eye, they can only fix the target with one eye, and the field of vision is far less open than that of normal people, and more importantly, strabismus patients do not have the ability to integrate images and stereoscopic vision, so that strabismus patients will be limited in many professions, such as: driving, drawing, fine work, etc.

3. Affect the deformity of skeletal development throughout the body

Some patients with paralytic strabismus, due to ophthalmoplegia, often use some special head positions such as eccentric and lateral face to overcome the discomfort of vision, which is called "compensatory head position" in medicine. Therefore, if strabismus is not corrected early, long-term "compensatory head position" will lead to deformities of skeletal development throughout the body, such as scoliosis of the spine.

Children's eyeballs are relatively small, and most of them are farsighted, so they have a strong ability to accommorate. When looking at close objects, it is coordinated by accommodative force, and both eyeballs are approached inward, which is called divergence.

If both eyes are staring at a near object for a long time, the two eyeballs will inevitably produce strong divergence. Over time, the muscles that turn the eye inward become particularly developed, while the muscles that turn outward become relatively weak, resulting in esotropia.

1. In terms of appearance, because strabismus affects the beauty of children's appearance, children with strabismus are often nicknamed. This casts a shadow on the child's psychological development, resulting in a withdrawn and inferior character.

2. In terms of visual impairment, most children with strabismus have poor vision and are prone to strabismus amblyopia.

Even if the vision of the strabismus eye is normal, it can only look at objects with one eye, and the field of vision is not as wide as that of a normal person. More importantly, there is no fusion ability and stereoscopic vision, so that children with strabismus will be limited in many professions in adulthood, such as driving, drawing, etc.

3. Patients with paralytic strabismus, due to ophthalmoplegia, often use some special head positions such as eccentric and side face to overcome the discomfort of vision, which is called "compensatory head position" in medicine.

In this case, if not treated early, it will not only impairs the visual function, but also leads to skeletal deformities throughout the body.

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Hazards: the first is unsightly, the second is impaired vision, and the third: long-term squint to look at objects, which is easy to cause deformation of body bones.

**: Perform an eye dilation examination to see what kind of strabismus the child belongs to, and then prescribe the right medicine. This is a long process that requires the patience of parents.