Can strabismus be corrected after eighteen?

Strabismus can be recovered before the age of 12, and after the age of 12, the development of the eye has been relatively perfect. Strabismus training has largely worked. Surgery can only be relied upon.

Doctors recommend surgery to improve strabismus or to relax stiff muscles. This keeps the eyes in a line. The surgery involves straining the soft muscles.

Before strabismus surgery, you should go to the hospital for a comprehensive examination, discuss with the doctor to determine the surgical plan, and determine how many muscles need to be made in the eye, and there is no inflammation in the eye. The anesthesia method of strabismus surgery is mainly related to the age of the patient, generally under 12 years old, patients who cannot cooperate must be given general anesthesia, the degree of anesthesia is controlled according to the operation time, and surface anesthesia or local infiltration anesthesia can be used for surgery. Fasting is required before general anesthesia.

During strabismus surgery, use sodium chloride to rinse and disinfect the eyes, and cut off the eyelashes with scissors (don't worry, it will grow in half a month). Surgical gown, go to the operating table, disinfect with eye drops, cover the face with a sterile cloth, put a brace on the surgical eye branch, and then inject anesthesia into each of the two corners of the eye, which does not hurt much when the anesthetic injection is given. The procedure is that the doctor will tighten your child's weak muscles or relax the tense muscles so that the eyes will not be moved.

So there is no need to worry about complications in your eyes. Your doctor will use absorbable stitches to fix the eye muscles in their new positions. These stitches do not have to be removed.

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If the angle of oblique angle is greater than 15 degrees, it can be surgically corrected.

Judging from your description, it is considered that it may be related to congenital heredity, congenital dysplasia, and poor eye habits, resulting in strabismus and increased strabismus. It is recommended that you should choose a regular public hospital as soon as possible to check your eyesight, optometry, slit lamp, intraocular pressure, fundus strabismus and strabismus, if it is indeed very strong at present, it is generally recommended to have surgery to correct it, if it is accompanied by refractive error, you should wear appropriate glasses for correction, you must pay attention to rest, use your eyes reasonably, and exercise more.

The effect is better under 9 years old, and the basic stereotype is at the age of 12.

From your description, it is considered to be related to congenital inheritance, either due to congenital dysplasia, or due to acquired trauma or eye disease. It is recommended that you choose the ophthalmology department of a regular hospital for examination, and the appearance of strabismus can be corrected through surgery, but if the vision is not good, the phenomenon of ** may occur after surgery.

There are many types of strabismus, and most common strabismus can be surged**. Surgery such as paralytic strabismus, disuse strabismus, and fixed strabismus is not effective. The decision on whether surgery is possible requires an examination by a specialist.

Hello! Adults need to consider surgery to correct, the cost of surgery is about 4200 yuan, it is recommended to go to Qingdao New Vision Eye Hospital for examination and diagnosis under the guidance of a doctor**.

Strabismus has refractive strabismus, as well as strabismus caused by eye muscle problems, if it is refractive strabismus, it can be corrected with glasses, no surgery is required, eye muscle problems need surgery, surgery should be carried out in a regular professional eye hospital, so as not to overcorrect, exotropic inophorea, esotropic exotropia.

Generally speaking, the reason for this situation may be that you have a problem with your usual habits, such as reading a book on your stomach, you can try Cathy, or you can.

Happy New Year, Director Yu, New Year's greetings to you!

I am a native of Inner Mongolia, a mother of a 10-year-old child, because the child's eyes have made me sad for so many years, I always feel that it is my fault to have surgery on the child early. When the child was seven months old, he found that his eyes were eccentric, it should be congenital, I went to the local hospital, the doctor recommended a larger surgery, when I was 3 years old, I found that his strabismus had driven the cervical slant, so I cooperated with the doctor to do corrective surgery, the result was that when the stitches were removed, I found that it was over-corrected, and when I looked to the right, the left eye was obviously slanted inward (now 15 degrees of slanted inside), and the doctor said that both eyes had the phenomenon of slanted inward. But the good news is that until now, his vision in both eyes is very good, and the strabismus doctor concluded that it can only be corrected by surgery, and the best time is before the age of 12.

If you do it again, it must be risky, I am too worried that there will be problems again, so I want to consult Director Yu more, is there still a conservative ** possibility, if it is necessary to have another operation, at what age is the best time to do it? Could you please answer for me in your busy schedule? Thank you.

There are two methods of strabismus, one is surgery, and the other is non-surgical correction. 1. Surgery** is to adjust the strength of the external eye muscle and the position of the attachment point by surgical method to make the eye position tend to be normal. Most congenital esotropia and strabismus require surgery**, and non-accommodative and oblique strabismus usually need to be corrected by surgery.

2. Non-surgical**: Not all strabismus requires surgery**, if it is accommodative esotropia, it can be corrected as long as you wear appropriate farsighted glasses or bifocals. 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.

For example, training with an orthopedic training machine, or wearing prism lenses.

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Timing of strabismus:

The existence of strabismus affects the development of children's vision and binocular vision, so it should be detected early.

Congenital esotropia or exotropia that occurs within half a year of age has a great impact on binocular vision function and requires surgery around 2 years old;

Acquired esotropia that persists after wearing glasses, once the vision of both eyes is balanced, surgery should be performed as soon as possible, before the age of 6 years;

Acquired external squint with hypotropia should also be operated on as soon as possible if the binocular vision function is affected.

Surgery**: Ho's Ophthalmology has mature surgical technology, using microscope surgery, and has the characteristics of small incision, light reaction, no need to remove sutures, high one-time orthostasis rate, and few complications. Instead of traditional local anesthesia surgery, general anesthesia and awake anesthesia are used.

Non-surgical**:

Wear appropriate glasses (the type of wear will be determined by the doctor according to the condition: farsightedness, myopia, bifocal, prism, etc.);

With the help of axis correction training, it can help the recovery of monovision in both eyes and increase the ability to fuse images;

Binocular vision function training to restore stereoscopic vision;

If strabismus is combined with amblyopia, amblyopia training is carried out;

Triangular correction and medication for acquired paralytic strabismus**.

Of course, as long as you find the right method, the quantum vision training recovery device can be done without surgery, without medicine, and not **.

Strabismus may be caused by traumatic injury to the eye muscles and can be surgically surged**, but may**. Traumatic cataracts can also be surgically treated**, and if there is no other injury, some vision may be restored.

If he tilts his head to watch TV, it is a habit problem, and his parents must take care of him and correct his posture, because of strabismus, extraocular muscles, and uneven muscle strength, he must be in the correct posture to ensure the success of the operation.